Chancellor Friedrich Merz has called for a “quick and simple” deal with the US on tariffs, highlighting the urgent need for a resolution to ongoing trade disputes. The German leader’s remarks come amid growing pressure to align with US trade policies and avoid further economic friction.
Meanwhile, the interior ministry is pushing for direct talks with Afghan authorities to deport individuals convicted of crimes, reflecting Germany’s broader efforts to manage migration flows and strengthen border security. This initiative comes as the country continues to grapple with the challenges of integrating migrants while addressing public concerns over criminal activity.