Eine Woche, zwei Terror-Schuldsprüche in Österreich - #1643

Der 9. August 2024 sollte für zehntausende Menschen ein Freudenfest werden: Weltstar Taylor Swift hatte ein Konzert in Wien geplant. Im letzten Moment wurde es abgesagt – aufgrund eines geplanten Terroranschlags. Der Prozess gegen den Beschuldigten Beran A. im Landesgericht Wiener Neustadt ging nun zu Ende – mit einem Schuldspruch.In derselben Woche gab es noch einen zweiten Schuldspruch wegen Terrorismus in Österreich: In Klagenfurt bekam ein 24-jähriger Syrer lebenslänglich, nachdem er vor einem Jahr in Villach ein Messerattentat verübt hatte.Der Radikalisierungs-Experte Moussa al-Hassan Diaw und Falter-Reporter Lukas Matzinger kennen die Hintergründe und besprechen sie in dieser Folge mit Podcast-Host Raimund Löw. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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