
Third Group of Afghans Flown to Germany Under Merz
Around 1,910 Afghans with German resettlement commitments remain in Pakistan, as the third group arrives in Germany under Chancellor Friedrich Merz.

Around 1,910 Afghans with German resettlement commitments remain in Pakistan, as the third group arrives in Germany under Chancellor Friedrich Merz.

By nationality, welfare provision in the Austrian capital is skewed wildly toward new arrivals.

Legal challenges force continued Afghan transfers—despite security concerns.
Following secret government talks with the Taliban, regular repatriations of migrants could become a reality.

Around twenty attackers reportedly took part in the clash, highlighting an escalating pattern of street violence in Germany.

The attackers, described as a group of three women and seven men of Afghan origin, fled the scene and have not yet been apprehended.

With German courts enforcing admission commitments, scores more migrant arrivals are expected soon.

Six men were seriously injured, suffering stab wounds.

Labour braced for huge compensation claim amid superinjunction and secretive resettlement scandal.

The foreign minister confirmed that the government would comply with the decision.