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Germany’s migration crackdown continues despite court ruling- Mertz
Investing.com -- The German government’s efforts to curb migration will continue, despite a recent court ruling that deemed the expulsion of three Somali asylum seekers as unlawful, according to Chancellor Friedrich Merz. The chancellor made these remarks on Tuesday, following the Berlin administrative court’s decision on Monday.
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Germany's far-right AfD tells lawmaker to delete Islamophobic postA lawmaker of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) was told by the party's leadership to delete a "completely ...
Can the German chancellor convince US President Donald Trump to be a reliable partner to Europe? Friedrich Merz and Donald ...
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Germany to make it easier to declare countries safe in curbs on asylumNew measures ease safe country designation, speeding up asylum process without approval from the upper house of parliament.
The country is attracting a much-needed skilled workforce. But racist attitudes and anti-migrant sentiment mean few will stay ...
The Trump administration has emerged as a staunch defender of Alternative for Germany, known as AfD, a party with Nazi echoes ...
BERLIN (AP) — The anti-immigration Alternative for Germany party on Monday sued the domestic intelligence service for classifying it as a right-wing extremist organization, a decision that ...
A third of Germany's gold reserves are stored in New York. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
President Trump is set to meet with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz next week in Washington, marking the first in-person meeting between the two leaders. Merz, the leader of the center-right ...
The German government has agreed plans to restrict family reunifications for some migrants and toughen rules for obtaining ...
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