Former SPD Leader Urges Party to Back Merz’s Migration Policy

Migration is a key issue in the ongoing negotiations between the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), the Christian Social Union (CSU), and the Social Democratic Party (SPD) to form a new coalition government. After resolving disagreements and securing the Federal Council’s approval for the historic debt package, tensions have emerged over the proposed shift in migration…

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SPD Calls for Creation of New Ministry for Migration in Germany

The Social Democratic Party’s internal working group on migration and diversity has proposed the establishment of a dedicated Ministry of Migration and Community Participation. In a newly released policy paper, the group recommended creating this new ministry to oversee issues related to migration, civic engagement, and the promotion of democratic values. According to the policy…

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EU to Deport Rejected Asylum Seekers to Seven Newly Designated Safe Countries

The European Commission has announced a list of seven countries deemed safe for the deportation of rejected asylum seekers from the European Union. The list includes Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Colombia, Bangladesh, Kosovo, and India. This means that EU countries will consider asylum applications from nationals of these countries inadmissible and will expedite their deportation. Notably,…

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Germany: Federal Interior Minister Rejects Merz’s Proposal for Stricter Immigration Policy

Federal Interior Minister Nancy Faeser rejected the Union’s proposal to implement a stricter immigration policy. During the coalition negotiations, Faeser — a member of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) — presented the Migration Budget Report, which highlighted a decline in the number of refugees in Germany. She also criticized Merz for the Union faction’s hardline…

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