Germany Offers €1 Million Reward for Berlin Blackout Arsonists

• Germany announced a €1 million reward for information leading to the arrest of culprits behind a massive Berlin blackout.
• The arson attack, claimed by the far-left 'Vulkangruppe', left 45,000 homes and 2,200 businesses without power for nearly a week.
• Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt vowed to 'strike back' and emphasized the seriousness of the situation with the large reward.
• The 'Vulkangruppe' has been active since 2011 and is suspected in other arson attacks, including against Tesla's factory near Berlin.
• Authorities plan a publicity campaign with leaflets and posters to solicit tips and combat left-wing extremism.

Why It Matters: Germany offers a €1 million reward for information on the far-left 'Vulkangruppe' responsible for the Berlin blackout.