US EditionSwitzerland indicts 2 men on terrorism-related charges
- On July 7, 2025, Swiss federal prosecutors formally charged a 36-year-old Kosovar and a 33-year-old individual holding both Swiss and Macedonian citizenship with offenses linked to terrorism.
- The indictment followed the suspects' September 2022 arrests linked to investigations on supporting the banned extremist Islamic State group.
- The suspects allegedly engaged in indoctrination, financing, recruitment, and spreading Salafi-jihadi ideology mainly around Geneva over the past decade.
- They have been formally accused of involvement with a terrorist organization, as well as bribery and money laundering, and under Swiss law, they are considered innocent until proven guilty through the judicial process.
- This case highlights Switzerland’s ongoing vigilance against extremism despite largely avoiding violent extremism seen elsewhere in Europe in recent decades.
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Switzerland indicts 2 men on terrorism-related charges
Swiss federal prosecutors have indicted a Kosovar and a Swiss-Macedonian dual national on terrorism-related charges and spreading the ideology of the banned extremist group Islamic State in Switzerland.
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