The trial of a Syrian man accused of killing three people in a knife attack in the western city of Solingen last August has brought Germany's asylum policies and security loopholes into focus.

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier speaks during a commemoration service for the victims of a knife attack that killed three people last week, in Solingen, Germany, Sept. 1, 2024.

BERLIN (AP) — German leaders have paid tribute to the three people killed in the Aug. 23 knife attack by a suspected Islamic extremist that has pushed immigration back to the top of the country ...

Germany deported Afghan nationals on Friday for the first time since August 2021, when the Taliban returned to power. A government spokesman described the Afghan nationals as convicted criminals but ...

Opposition politicians propose options to severely reform Germany's migration laws following the Solingen knife attack.

From far right to pseudo left: anti-refugee witch-hunting after the attack in Solingen, Germany Marianne Arens, Peter Schwarz 28 August 2024 ...

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SOLINGEN, Germany (AP) — The attack comes amid debate over immigration before regional elections on Sept. 1 in Germany’s Saxony and Thuringia regions where anti-immigration parties such as the ...

Berlin: German Chancellor Olaf Scholz vowed to step up deportations while visiting Solingen, where a deadly mass stabbing linked to Islamic State has emboldened the far-right opposition and stoked ...

A knife attack at a street festival in western Germany killed three people on Friday. A Syrian man has been detained on suspicion of carrying out the rampage on behalf of the Islamic State (IS) group.