How politicians in Germany are reacting to Aschaffenburg deadly knife attack
After the fatal knife attack in Bavaria on a kindergarten group by a rejected asylum seeker, politicians in Germany have been vowing to toughen up migration rules with the CDU leader promising a crackdown if he becomes chancellor.
Suspect in fatal Aschaffenburg knife attack appears in German court
The violent attack left two dead, including a 2 year-old boy, and three injured in the Bavarian city. The suspect is a former Afghan asylum seeker with a history of psychiatric problems and violence who said over a month ago that he would leave Germany voluntarily.
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Germany’s opposition leader has vowed to bar people from entering the country without proper papers and to step up ...
A knife attack that killed two people in the Bavarian city of Aschaffenburg has left a local community in grief, with the ...
Germany is working intensively to deport more criminals to Afghanistan, said Interior Minister Nancy Faeser in Berlin on ...
Ahead of Germany's February election, opposition leader Friedrich Merz advocates stringent border controls and faster ...
The motives for the stabbing are still unclear, with police asking for witnesses to submit evidence. A stabbing in the ...
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Germany: Press conference by Merz, chairman of the German CDU party, on the knife attack in AschaffenburgThe chairman of the party and fraction of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), Friedrich Merz, gives a press conference in ...
German conservative leader Friedrich Merz has demanded fundamental changes to migration policy and a dramatic increase in ...
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