Dresden Opens First Migration Center
Saxony opens Germany's first secondary migration center in Dresden, with tight movement limits for Dublin cases.

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Saxony opens Germany's first secondary migration center in Dresden, with tight movement limits for Dublin cases.
Germany's World Cup exit to Paraguay on penalties ended Julian Nagelsmann's reign, with Juergen Klopp the frontrunner.
Germany is reforming its voyeurism law to address digital misuse and non-consensual sharing of intimate footage.
A German court case over who funded the AfD's nationwide yellow poster campaign is advancing. The outcome could shape rules on political financing in Germany.
Registrations of Ukrainian men aged 18 to 22 in Germany have risen sharply since Ukraine eased exit rules.
A man was arrested in Berlin's Neukölln district on suspicion of plotting a serious attack.
Germany's digitalization minister has unveiled measurable targets for modernizing government services.
From tree sponsorships in Munich to slow permit processes, Germany's red tape is fueling public frustration.
Germany recorded 8,823 asylum applications in October, slightly fewer than in September.
Germany's 21 million pensioners are set for a roughly 3.7 percent pension rise in 2026.
Volkswagen reported a loss of over one billion euros in Q3 2025, one of its worst quarters in years.
A German court has ordered the man who killed a toddler and a father in Aschaffenburg park to be held indefinitely in a psychiatric facility.