BERLIN (Reuters) -German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt issued an order on Wednesday to reject undocumented migrants, ...

Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt told reporters in Berlin that police at the border would be increased in coming days.

Germany has tightened its border controls, turning away asylum seekers — but police say this can't last. Meanwhile, an Iraqi couple is on trial in Bavaria, accused of enslaving two Yazidi girls.

BERLIN, May 19 (Xinhua) -- Amid growing migration pressures, Germany's recently intensified border controls and increased ... Monday that the current level of control is only feasible due to ...

In his first speech to the Bundestag, the new chancellor emphasized the rearmament of the country and briefly addressed ...

On May 7th Alexander Dobrindt, Mr Merz’s interior minister, rescinded an order dating from Angela Merkel’s time that obliged border police to let asylum-seekers into Germany. Now they may turn ...

Of the 51 people who sought asylum at the border in the past week, 32 were rejected while the rest were identified as belonging to “vulnerable groups” and allowed into Germany, he said.

Germany has launched a new initiative to tighten border controls and temper ... Dobrindt told a press conference: "This issue is about clarity, resoluteness and control. It’s clear that we ...

"This issue is about clarity, consistency and control," Dobrindt told reporters. Germany's Bild newspaper ... raising the number of border police to up to 14,000, according to Bild's report.

Germany's intensified border checks and the rejection of asylum seekers cannot continue for much longer, the country's police union has warned. Andreas Rosskopf cited a lack of personnel and the ...