Merz Clashes With Minister Over Syria Deportations TEC News November 4, 2025 The chancellor’s call to send migrants back sharply contrasts with his foreign minister’s claims that Syria remains unfit for their return.
Germany’s Migrant Crime Problem Is Out of Control Lauren Smith November 3, 2025 The tale of a failed asylum seeker known to the authorities committing crime has become an all too familiar occurrence.
Latest Migration Spat Is Further Proof the German Government Will Not Control the Border Michael Curzon November 3, 2025 Wadephul’s comments about asylum returns harm Syria and Germany alike.
Merz “Cityscapes” Saga Continued: Health Minister Admits There Are Indeed ‘No-Go Areas’ in Germany Michael Curzon October 28, 2025 AfD co-chair dismissed the government’s news security package as “window dressing”.
“Cityscapes” Dispute Pits SPD Against CDU Javier Villamor October 27, 2025 Friedrich Merz’s frank comments on urban decay caused by mass migration ignited a political storm between the ruling coalition partners.
The Merz Controversy and the Death of Common Sense Ali Bordbar Jahantighi October 27, 2025 When the conservative center is silenced, the true extremists inherit the stage.
Merz Migration Remarks Spat Shows Establishment Coalition Can’t Work Michael Curzon October 22, 2025 The chancellor didn’t say too much about German “cityscapes”—he didn’t say enough. Yet his own party is losing its head, anyway.
While Europe Applauds Trump’s Peace Role, Macron Chases Glory Michael Curzon October 13, 2025 The French president keeps talking about the ‘coalition of the willing’ but no one is listening.
Merz’s Crackdown on Migrant Handouts Fixes Nothing Zoltán Kottász October 9, 2025 Germany scraps Bürgergeld and its three-year citizenship rule, yet Merz’s “turning point” barely alters the system he vowed to overhaul.
Germany’s Reunification Anniversary: An Elite Retreat from the People Sabine Beppler-Spahl October 9, 2025 Though Germany’s divisions appeared larger than ever on a day designed to commemorate unity, these divisions are not geographical but political, cultural, and social.
