Extremists are recruiting minors online, raising alarms about early radicalization in Germany.

Germany is under pressure, warns Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt. The latest intelligence report reveals alarming trends: the far-right scene is expanding, left-wing violence is escalating, and Islamist groups are targeting the nation. Antisemitic hate thrives across these factions, threatening societal cohesion.

Radical groups are increasingly recruiting minors through social media, gaming platforms, and chat groups. Far-right extremists and jihadists use artificial intelligence to manipulate images and videos, emotionally engaging young minds. Security agencies are considering drastic measures, including monitoring online activities of children under 14, to counter this trend. The state cannot afford to turn a blind eye to the growing risk of early radicalization.