Germany's police have arrested one more person accused of working with Franco A., suspected of planning a terror attack out of "right-wing extremist convictions." Hungary and Slovakia have gone to court to complain against the EU's refugee quota system and Italian prosecutor Carmelo Zuccaro says that government funds for migrants are attracting the mafia. Read more in today's roundup.
Report: Top German officials on terror suspects hit list: Investigations into a far-right terror plot in the Bundeswehr have led to another arrest, officials said. The soldier is suspected of working with Franco A. and compiling a "hit list" which included the justice minister. Click here to read more.
Hungary and Slovakia take EU refugee quota scheme to court: Budapest has urged a new EU-wide mechanism to deport migrants, saying that deportation is "mostly not possible" in current conditions. Hungary and Slovakia filed a joint case against the EU's refugee distribution scheme. Click here to read more.
Migrant funds attracting mafia: Italy prosecutor: Catania prosecutor Carmelo Zuccaro told Italy’s parliamentary anti-mafia commission Tuesday that there was a "mass of money" kept aside for migrant reception and that mafia organizations were getting attracted by it. Click here to read more.
Fake letters incite hatred ahead of North Rhine-Westphalia elections. Right-wing extremists in North Rhine-Westphalia recently sent local residents fake letters in an apparent effort to influence voters ahead of upcoming state elections. DW spoke to a recipient of one of these letters. Click here to read more.
German churches see rise in baptisms for refugees: Thousands of refugees in Germany are converting from Islam to Christianity, although it could carry a huge personal risk for them. Independent churches are especially seeing many new converts. Click here to read more.
Hungary and Slovakia take EU refugee quota scheme to court: Budapest has urged a new EU-wide mechanism to deport migrants, saying that deportation is "mostly not possible" in current conditions. Hungary and Slovakia filed a joint case against the EU's refugee distribution scheme. Click here to read more.
Migrant funds attracting mafia: Italy prosecutor: Catania prosecutor Carmelo Zuccaro told Italy’s parliamentary anti-mafia commission Tuesday that there was a "mass of money" kept aside for migrant reception and that mafia organizations were getting attracted by it. Click here to read more.
Fake letters incite hatred ahead of North Rhine-Westphalia elections. Right-wing extremists in North Rhine-Westphalia recently sent local residents fake letters in an apparent effort to influence voters ahead of upcoming state elections. DW spoke to a recipient of one of these letters. Click here to read more.
German churches see rise in baptisms for refugees: Thousands of refugees in Germany are converting from Islam to Christianity, although it could carry a huge personal risk for them. Independent churches are especially seeing many new converts. Click here to read more.