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Reuters on MSN · 5h

Germany's Merz says court ruling will not stop migration crackdown

By Friederike Heine and Matthias Williams BERLIN (Reuters) -German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said on Tuesday that a court ruling against the expulsion by border police of three Somali asylum seekers could restrict his government's migration crackdown but would not stop it.

DW on MSN · 2h

Germany updates: Merz defiant after court blow

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has defended his government's efforts to turn away asylum seekers at the country's borders. He faces opposition criticism after a court ruled that the pushbacks were illegal.

Germany's Merz defends migration crackdown after court setback

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Tuesday defended his government's migration crackdown as vital to "protect public safety", a day after a court ruled one of its flagship measures was illegal.

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Interview: Afd's Frohnmaier Rejects Merz's Ukraine Strategy

In an era of intensifying geopolitical rifts, the foreign policy positions of Europe's political parties are gaining renewed ...

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Trump to meet with Germany’s Merz at White House next week

Merz's meeting with Trump is set for Thursday, June 5, and the two leaders are expected to discuss the Russia-Ukraine war, ...

City Journal7dOpinion

The Blatant Lie of Germany’s Elite

The reason for stiffing the AfD on real estate is the usual threat of fascism. The SPD has nicknamed its large hall Otto Weis ...

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Germany’s interior minister launches new attacks on refugees and migrants

On Wednesday, the cabinet approved two legislative proposals by federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt, which, in the ...

Global Voices13d

Germany: A democracy trying to protect itself

Two narratives presenting opposing takes on the classification of Alternative for Germany (AfD) as an extremist far-right ...

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Trump to meet with Germany’s Merz in Washington next week

President Trump is set to meet with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz next week in Washington, marking the first in-person ...

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