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Germany To Warn Of Future Floods With Mobile Phone Alerts
Germany will issue mobile phone alerts in the future to inform citizens of impending dangers, Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said on Monday after deadly floods prompted a rethink of the country's warning systems.
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German Interior Minister Backs Bundesliga Restart In May
"I find the schedule proposed by the German league plausible and I support the restart in May," Horst Seehofer said.
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German Minister Under Fire Over Deportation Of Ex-Bin Laden Bodyguard
German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer faced accusations on Tuesday of having illegally deported a suspected terrorist who once served as Osama bin Laden's bodyguard just one day after a court said he should be allowed to stay in Germany.
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Afghan Deported Amid German Migrants Row, Kills Himself On Returning Home
One of 69 Afghans deported from Germany last week committed suicide on his return home, Berlin authorities said on Wednesday, prompting calls for Interior Minister Horst Seehofer to resign.
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Future Of Merkel Coalition In Doubt As Interior Minister Offers To Resign
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's ruling coalition was facing an uncertain future, as her hardline conservative interior minister Sunday offered his resignation after weeks of battling to change her mind on migrant policy.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel's Asylum Policy Under Fire Again From Key Ally
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's key ally in Bavaria distanced himself again today from her welcoming policy towards migrants in the wake of a series of brutal attacks in the country.
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Suspect Held in Germany Over Weapons Find Says 'Wanted to Visit Paris'
A man arrested in Germany with explosives and Kalashnikovs in his car said he was on his way to Paris "to see the Eiffel Tower" and refused to discuss the jihadist attacks, police said today.
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'Reason to Believe' Man Arrested in Germany Linked to Paris Attackers: Official
Bavaria's state premier Horst Seehofer said today that there was "reason to believe" that a man arrested last week with several weapons in southern Germany was linked to attackers who killed more than 128 people in Paris.
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Germany's Capacity to Take in Refugees is Limited: Wolfgang Schaeuble
Germany needs to send a message to the world that it's reaching the limit of its capacity to help Europe's flood of migrants, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Sunday, as he advocated restricting family reunions for Syrian refugees.
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Bavaria Wants to Send Refugees Back to Austria, Angela Merkel Says No
The German state of Bavaria plans "emergency measures" to slow arrivals of asylum seekers, including sending some back to neighbouring Austria, state premier Horst Seehofer said, directly challenging Chancellor Angela Merkel over the crisis.
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Angela Merkel's Conservatives Want to Limit Incentives for Refugees: Reports
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives want to limit the financial incentives for refugees coming to the country as their numbers soar, a paper showed on Wednesday, underlining the strain the crisis is putting on Europe's largest economy.
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Germany To Warn Of Future Floods With Mobile Phone Alerts
Germany will issue mobile phone alerts in the future to inform citizens of impending dangers, Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said on Monday after deadly floods prompted a rethink of the country's warning systems.
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German Interior Minister Backs Bundesliga Restart In May
"I find the schedule proposed by the German league plausible and I support the restart in May," Horst Seehofer said.
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German Minister Under Fire Over Deportation Of Ex-Bin Laden Bodyguard
German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer faced accusations on Tuesday of having illegally deported a suspected terrorist who once served as Osama bin Laden's bodyguard just one day after a court said he should be allowed to stay in Germany.
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Afghan Deported Amid German Migrants Row, Kills Himself On Returning Home
One of 69 Afghans deported from Germany last week committed suicide on his return home, Berlin authorities said on Wednesday, prompting calls for Interior Minister Horst Seehofer to resign.
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Future Of Merkel Coalition In Doubt As Interior Minister Offers To Resign
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's ruling coalition was facing an uncertain future, as her hardline conservative interior minister Sunday offered his resignation after weeks of battling to change her mind on migrant policy.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel's Asylum Policy Under Fire Again From Key Ally
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's key ally in Bavaria distanced himself again today from her welcoming policy towards migrants in the wake of a series of brutal attacks in the country.
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Suspect Held in Germany Over Weapons Find Says 'Wanted to Visit Paris'
A man arrested in Germany with explosives and Kalashnikovs in his car said he was on his way to Paris "to see the Eiffel Tower" and refused to discuss the jihadist attacks, police said today.
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'Reason to Believe' Man Arrested in Germany Linked to Paris Attackers: Official
Bavaria's state premier Horst Seehofer said today that there was "reason to believe" that a man arrested last week with several weapons in southern Germany was linked to attackers who killed more than 128 people in Paris.
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Germany's Capacity to Take in Refugees is Limited: Wolfgang Schaeuble
Germany needs to send a message to the world that it's reaching the limit of its capacity to help Europe's flood of migrants, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Sunday, as he advocated restricting family reunions for Syrian refugees.
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Bavaria Wants to Send Refugees Back to Austria, Angela Merkel Says No
The German state of Bavaria plans "emergency measures" to slow arrivals of asylum seekers, including sending some back to neighbouring Austria, state premier Horst Seehofer said, directly challenging Chancellor Angela Merkel over the crisis.
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Angela Merkel's Conservatives Want to Limit Incentives for Refugees: Reports
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives want to limit the financial incentives for refugees coming to the country as their numbers soar, a paper showed on Wednesday, underlining the strain the crisis is putting on Europe's largest economy.
