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"Bin ich der Nächste?" - Zach Gibson/ Getty Images

Schülerprotest gegen Waffengesetze "Bin ich der Nächste?"

Sie liegen auf dem Gehweg, die Arme über der Brust verschränkt - wie Tote. Dutzende Schüler haben vor dem Weißen Haus erneut für eine Verschärfung der Waffengesetze demonstriert.

Anleitung zum Aufstand - JONATHAN DRAKE/ REUTERS

US-Schüler für Waffenverbote Anleitung zum Aufstand Von Benjamin Maack

Was würde passieren, wenn die amerikanische Jugend ihre Schulen so lange bestreikte, bis US-Präsident Trump die Sicherheit der Kinder vor die Interessen der Waffenlobby stellte? Ein Gedankenspiel.

Remembering Bremen, the First-Ever School Shooting - Bildarchiv Kulturhaus Walle Brodelpott

Century of Massacres Remembering Bremen, the First-Ever School Shooting

One hundred years ago, a gunman entered a school in Bremen, Germany, and killed five girls in the first-ever mass school shooting. The similarities with the dozens of horrifying attacks that have come since are haunting. Von René Schlott

Schulen in Leiden wieder geöffnet - JERRY LAMPEN/ AFP

Nach Anschlagsdrohung Schulen in Leiden wieder geöffnet

Nach der anonymen Androhung eines "Schoolshootings" wurden rund 20 höhere Schulen in der niederländischen Stadt Leiden geschlossen - nun sind sie wieder geöffnet. Wer hinter der Drohung steckt, ist unklar. Die Polizei musste einen Verdächtigen wieder laufen lassen.

Niederländische Stadt schließt rund 20 Schulen - AFP/ ANP

Anschlagsdrohung in Leiden Niederländische Stadt schließt rund 20 Schulen

Die Verwaltung der niederländischen Stadt Leiden reagiert konsequent auf eine Morddrohung. Sie schloss alle höheren Schulen im Stadtgebiet, rund 20 Institute sind betroffen. Ein Unbekannter hatte zuvor im Internet angekündigt, Lehrer und Schüler töten zu wollen.

Pressure Mounts against Weapons Lobby after Newtown - Jim Lo Scalzo/ dpa

One Nation Under Guns Pressure Mounts against Weapons Lobby after Newtown

The Newtown massacre has created a moral crisis in the United States. The emotional debate that erupted in the aftermath has put the country's weapons lobby groups under pressure. Despite the passionate rhetoric, massive barriers stand in the way of true reform in the gun-obsessed culture. Von Marc Pitzke

Can Latest Massacre Lead to Change? - ADREES LATIF/ REUTERS

America in a State of Shock Can Latest Massacre Lead to Change?

Twenty-seven people died in the massacre at an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut. Most of the victims were young children. For years the weapons lobby in America has prevented the passage of effective gun control legislation. Will Friday's tragic killings lead to a sea change? Von SPIEGEL Staff

A Fatally Counterproductive National Identity - EMMANUEL DUNAND/ AFP

America's Weapons Craze A Fatally Counterproductive National Identity

America is grieving, praying and discussing stronger gun laws after the school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut on Friday. But the latest horrifying massacre is unlikely to change anything. Gun ownership is an important, if misguided, element of the country's national identity. Von Marc Pitzke

European Leaders 'Deeply Saddened' By Newtown Killings - DON EMMERT/ AFP

'Young Lives Full of Hope Destroyed' European Leaders 'Deeply Saddened' By Newtown Killings

Friday's tragic school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, has elicited messages of condolence from across Europe. From London to Berlin, European leaders have expressed their tremendous sadness over the killing of 27 people, including 20 children, at the Sandy Hook Elementary School.

Toulouse Serial Killer's Motives Remain Obscure - AP

Attacks in France Toulouse Serial Killer's Motives Remain Obscure

A massive manhunt for the perpetrator of the Toulouse school shooting is under way in France, but police have few clues about the identity of the killer or his motives. There are theories that the murderer, who is also believed to have shot dead three paratroopers in recent days, may be a former soldier and neo-Nazi. Von Holger Dambeck

Gunman Kills Four at Jewish School in Toulouse - Brunon Martin/ AP

Shooting in France Gunman Kills Four at Jewish School in Toulouse

At least three children and one adult were killed in a shooting at a Jewish school in the French city of Toulouse on Monday morning. The gunman "shot at everything he could see" before fleeing the scene, a local prosecutor said. It was the third in a series of similar attacks in the region recently.

Father Convicted for Son's School Massacre in Germany - A3471 Boris Roessler/ dpa

Winnenden Ruling Father Convicted for Son's School Massacre in Germany

In the first case of its kind in Germany, a court in Stuttgart ruled that the father of a boy who killed 15 people, most of them at a school in Winnenden, is responsible for manslaughter and bodily injury because he failed to observe a gun control law stipulating the secure storage of firearms.

Trying the Father Families Seek Justice in German School Shootings

Tim K. killed 15 people before turning his gun on himself. His father, the owner of the weapon, is now in the dock. Some have called it a show trial aimed at providing the victims' families with peace of mind, but the case is highly controversial. How culpable can parents be if their child kills? Von Beate Lakotta

Teacher Killed in Revenge for Bad Grades - Ronald Wittek/ dpa

Murder at German School Teacher Killed in Revenge for Bad Grades

A school in the German town of Ludwigshafen was evacuated on Thursday morning after a 23-year-old attacked and killed a teacher there. The assailant told police that he was "full of rage" for poor grades the teacher had given him.

Charges Coming Against Father of Shooter - A3587 Ronald Wittek/ dpa

Winnenden School Massacre Charges Coming Against Father of Shooter

It was one of the worst school shootings in German history. Tim K. shot and killed 15 people before turning the weapon on himself. Now, officials say that negligent homocide charges are to be filed against his father for not locking his guns up properly.

Father Helped German School Killer to Buy Bullets - ddp

Winnenden Investigation Father Helped German School Killer to Buy Bullets

Earlier this year, Tim K. killed 15 people and himself in a shooting spree that started at his former school in Winnenden, Germany. According to information obtained by SPIEGEL, the investigation files show that Tim's father went with him to a gun store to buy 1,000 bullets seven weeks before the shooting.

Panel Recommends Special Alarms after Winnenden - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Measures Against School Shootings Panel Recommends Special Alarms after Winnenden

Following a school shooting in Germany in March that left 16 dead, a panel has recommended a number of safety measures, including special alarms, barricading equipment, permitting mobile phones in classrooms and sharing more information about "problem students" with the authorities.

Germany May Seek Ban on Paintball - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Tightening Weapons Laws Germany May Seek Ban on Paintball

In response to the Winnenden school shooting in March, the German government is moving ahead with a plan to ban paintball, which politicians describe as a game that glorifies murder and teaches people to kill. Von Jörg Diehl, Annett Meiritz und Zacharias Zacharakis

German Retailer Takes Violent Video Games off Shelves - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Under Virtual Influence German Retailer Takes Violent Video Games off Shelves

Following a horrific school shooting, German retailer Galeria Kaufhof has decided to pull violent video games from its shelves. A political debate on instituting an outright ban has also erupted.

Do You Know What Your Children Are Doing? - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Winnenden Commentary Do You Know What Your Children Are Doing?

Following last week's school shooting in Winnenden, the political debate has centered on gun control and video games. But the real answer could lie elsewhere: with parents. Von Claus Christian Malzahn

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