Germany: Are conservatives' plans on immigration legal?
Conservative leader Friedrich Merz has presented a five-point plan to end irregular migration. However, both EU and German law would make it difficult for him to set his plan in motion.
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Deaths at the border: NGOs accuse Bulgarian police of 'worst humanity'
Human rights advocates have accused Bulgarian Border Police of "deliberate neglect" following the deaths of three Egyptian minors who succumbed to hypothermia near the Turkish border. InfoMigrants spoke with rescuers about their enc1
Germany: Merz meets resistance with risky border gambit
German opposition leader Friedrich Merz has floated proposing legislation to tighten Germany's border controls, and claimed it would be on the SPD and Greens if he had to pass it with votes from the far-right AfD.
UN calls on Libya to arrest war crimes suspect released by Italy
The UN has called on authorities in Libya to rearrest a war crimes suspect who was released in Italy last week. A warrant for the arrest of Al Masri was isued by the International Criminal Court on January 18. He is accused of crime1
In Germany, 10 million people excluded from upcoming vote
Germany's federal election campaign is in full swing, but millions of non-German citizens who live and work in the country will not be able to cast their votes at the ballot box on February 23.