Swiss-Turkish national indicted for murder ...Kuwait

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A Swiss-Turkish dual national has been indicted in Switzerland over a "jihadist motivated homicide", as well as for an arson attack in the name of the Islamic State group, Swiss prosecutors said Thursday. The Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland (OAG) announced that it had indicted the 28-year-old man over a knife attack in the western Swiss town of Morges nearly two years ago. The suspect, whose name was not given, had stabbed to death a 29-year-old Portuguese national at a kebab restaurant near the Morges train station on the evening of September 12, 2020, according to the ATS news agency. The prosecution said he was facing a long line of charges, including

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