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Iraqi Man Released After Shooting at Aachen Apartment Block

TEC News March 18, 2026

Charges were reduced to weapons and damage offences, allowing the suspect to be freed despite earlier suspicions of attempted manslaughter.

Backlash in Germany Exposes Clash Between Firewall and New Brussels Majorities

Javier Villamor March 17, 2026

Merz and the SPD clash over Brussels alliances as Germany’s firewall meets a shifting EU majority.

Three Stand Trial in Stuttgart for Sabotage Plot

TEC News / AFP March 17, 2026

Prosecutors claim that a trio of Ukrainian citizens sent GPS-equipped parcels from Cologne in March 2025.

Jürgen Habermas: A Lecture for Europe’s Conservatives

Tobias Teuscher March 17, 2026

Habermas does not teach conservatives how to shout down the Left. He teaches them how to make the Left answer.

African refugees block off a street outside their makeshift camp as they stage a protest in Berlin's Kreuzberg district October 16, 2013. A placard in the background says “No man is illegal.”

Two-Thirds of Immigrants Entering Germany Have No Documents

Zolta Sitkei March 16, 2026

Despite federal law requiring some type of ID for asylum seekers, tens of thousands enter the country every year without authorities having any information on who they are.

Local elections in Hesse: Spectacular AfD gains

TEC News March 16, 2026

National conservatives break through and consolidate their electoral base in the German state of Hesse.

AfD Considers Nominating Its Own Candidate for Federal Presidency

TEC News March 15, 2026

Co-chair Alice Weidel said the party’s growing strength motivates the nomination of an AfD candidate for the 2027 election.

Nawrocki to Germany: Pay WWII Reparations by Arming Poland’s Military

TEC News March 15, 2026

After vetoing €44B EU defense loans, the Polish president said Berlin funding Polish forces was “fair” compensation for wartime losses.

Germany Considers Cutting €25 Million Program for Asylum Counseling

TEC News March 14, 2026

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

Raided Over a Tweet: Munich Prosecutors Target AfD Lawmaker for Digital “Incitement”

TEC News March 13, 2026

René Dierkes has vowed to take legal action against what he describes as a ‛witch hunt,’ claiming that the posts being investigated were actually written by a disgruntled former employee.

Tag: Germany

Iraqi Man Released After Shooting at Aachen Apartment Block

Backlash in Germany Exposes Clash Between Firewall and New Brussels Majorities

Three Stand Trial in Stuttgart for Sabotage Plot

Jürgen Habermas: A Lecture for Europe’s Conservatives

Two-Thirds of Immigrants Entering Germany Have No Documents

Local elections in Hesse: Spectacular AfD gains

AfD Considers Nominating Its Own Candidate for Federal Presidency

Nawrocki to Germany: Pay WWII Reparations by Arming Poland’s Military

Germany Considers Cutting €25 Million Program for Asylum Counseling

Raided Over a Tweet: Munich Prosecutors Target AfD Lawmaker for Digital “Incitement”

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