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Fresh Concern For Schengen As Denmark, Sweden Tighten Borders
Denmark implemented spot checks on its border with Germany on Monday, in a move that triggered fresh concern for Europe's cherished Schengen passport-free zone hours after Sweden imposed its own controls on travellers from Denmark.
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Ahead of European Union Summit, Angela Merkel Urges 'Solidarity' on Migrants
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, speaking hours ahead of a European Union summit, urged the EU today to "show solidarity" in tackling the continent's spiralling refugee crisis.
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Angela Merkel Declares European Union Asylum Rules 'Obsolete' as Navies Tackle Smugglers
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Wednesday Europe needs to rewrite its "obsolete" asylum rules to tackle the migrant crisis as European warships went into action against people smugglers in the Mediterranean.
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Germany Now Expects Up to 1.5 Million Migrants in 2015: Reports
German authorities expect up to 1.5 million asylum seekers to arrive in Germany this year, the Bild daily said in a report to be published today, up from a previous estimate of 800,000 to 1 million.
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In Germany, a Grateful Refugee Names her Child 'Angela Merkel'
A Ghanaian refugee who has been granted asylum in Germany named her newborn daughter after Chancellor Angela Merkel in gratitude for being allowed to stay in the country.
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Fresh Concern For Schengen As Denmark, Sweden Tighten Borders
Denmark implemented spot checks on its border with Germany on Monday, in a move that triggered fresh concern for Europe's cherished Schengen passport-free zone hours after Sweden imposed its own controls on travellers from Denmark.
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Ahead of European Union Summit, Angela Merkel Urges 'Solidarity' on Migrants
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, speaking hours ahead of a European Union summit, urged the EU today to "show solidarity" in tackling the continent's spiralling refugee crisis.
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Angela Merkel Declares European Union Asylum Rules 'Obsolete' as Navies Tackle Smugglers
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Wednesday Europe needs to rewrite its "obsolete" asylum rules to tackle the migrant crisis as European warships went into action against people smugglers in the Mediterranean.
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Germany Now Expects Up to 1.5 Million Migrants in 2015: Reports
German authorities expect up to 1.5 million asylum seekers to arrive in Germany this year, the Bild daily said in a report to be published today, up from a previous estimate of 800,000 to 1 million.
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In Germany, a Grateful Refugee Names her Child 'Angela Merkel'
A Ghanaian refugee who has been granted asylum in Germany named her newborn daughter after Chancellor Angela Merkel in gratitude for being allowed to stay in the country.
