
German Interior Minister Defends Border Controls
Alexander Dobrindt insists that EU internal border checks must remain a core element of Germany’s new migration policy.

Alexander Dobrindt insists that EU internal border checks must remain a core element of Germany’s new migration policy.

Berlin’s Interior Minister accused of “politically staging” data on crime to “create a mood against people with a migration history.”

Health Minister Nina Warken called the cannabis legalisation a “mistake,” while Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said it had “completely backfired.”

Asylum seekers currently receive procedural support from welfare associations funded by the German government.

The International Organization for Migration is urging Europe to prepare contingency plans as internal displacement in Iran threatens to spill across international borders.

Federal authorities have begun direct deportations of high-profile Afghan criminals—in a move aimed at enhancing public safety,

The German interior minister said “the best form of integration is into the world of work.”

Since the crimes were committed in Hungary, Alexander Dobrindt sees no problem with the legal process or the subsequent judgment.

Authorities are hunting suspected members of the left-wing extremist Vulkangruppe after an arson attack plunged tens of thousands of homes in Berlin into darkness for days.

German Greens urge deputies to go after Mayor Kai Wegner for his alleged crisis management failings—rather than the far-left perpetrators.