Berlin Court Halts Border Pushbacks: Germany Must Follow EU Asylum Rules, Judges Rule
A Berlin court has ruled that turning back asylum seekers at Germany's borders violates EU law.

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A Berlin court has ruled that turning back asylum seekers at Germany's borders violates EU law.
Over 10,000 Ford employees in Cologne staged the plant's first official strike, protesting mass layoffs tied to the struggling electric vehicle transition…
A 170-year-old Bavarian brewery is the latest casualty in Germany's craft beer decline.
German SMEs report growing bureaucratic burdens despite government reform pledges.
Chancellor Merz has announced a major Bundeswehr expansion, aiming to field Europe's strongest conventional army.
Germany's government has suspended family reunification rights for subsidiary refugees, a controversial policy change affecting thousands of families…
Germany is on course for an unprecedented third consecutive year of economic decline.
A series of knife attacks in Hamburg has raised urgent questions about urban security and mental health policy in one of Germany's largest and most…
Defense Minister Pistorius has confirmed compulsory military service may return if voluntary recruitment targets are not met, a debate with potential…
Germany's coalition is introducing an active pension scheme to keep retirees in the workforce longer, a policy shift that reflects the country's growing…
Germany's economy grew 0.4% in Q1 2025, twice the projected rate, but economists warn the recovery remains fragile given ongoing structural and geopolitical…
International professionals in Germany increasingly cite bureaucratic hurdles as a dealbreaker.