- A gunman killed ten people, including students and a teacher, at a school in Graz, Austria, prompting a large police response and evacuation.
- The suspected gunman, reported to be a 22-year-old former student, is among the dead; the school has been secured by police.
- Austrian chancellor Christian Stocker described the shooting as a "national tragedy," expressing grief and shock over the loss of young lives.
- Witnesses reported chaos as students and teachers barricaded themselves in classrooms; parents gathered at an emergency response centre, with injured students treated nearby.
- The shooting occurred shortly before the 10th anniversary of a 2015 Graz shooting that killed three, deepening the community's trauma; officials have cancelled appointments, and a minute of silence will be held at an upcoming festival.
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