
Germany Lifts Entry Ban for Afghans in Pakistan
Around 2,000 Afghans with prior approval could soon travel to Germany via Pakistan.

Around 2,000 Afghans with prior approval could soon travel to Germany via Pakistan.

Six men were seriously injured, suffering stab wounds.

Western women going on jaunts to Afghanistan is the ultimate form of virtue-signalling.

German lawyers filed criminal complaints against two cabinet ministers after Islamabad deported Afghan refugees accepted under Germany’s humanitarian admission program.

Germany grants Taliban-appointed officials access to Afghan consulates to speed up removals, sparking criticism of backdoor recognition.

The flight to Kabul was intended to mark a tougher stance on migration, but not all those deported plan to stay away.

Judges redefined “family” to include non-relatives under a secretive relocation programme following the MoD data breach—prompting fears over security and cost.

The flight, delayed by over an hour, saw dozens removed from Germany and reportedly given up to €1,000 each as a travel advance.

After a data breach endangered thousands of Afghans, the ex-defence minister defended the hush-hush operation to bring them to the UK.

£6 billion resettlement costs reveal a lack of government accountability—and blow a new ‘black hole’ in public finances.