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Germany's interior minister hopes to get an EU court to overturn a ruling on the government's new border policy. Also, German firms are hopeful of a tariff deal following the Merz-Trump talks. DW has more.
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The government's new border controls were ruled illegal by a Berlin court this weekImage: Pia Bayer/dpa/picture allianceWhat you need to know
- German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt says Germany will seek a European Court of Justice on legality of migrant turnbacks
- German politician accuses migrant activists of "staging" an incident at the border with Poland
- German businesses are more positive about US trade negotiations after Merz-Trump talks
- Firefighters extinguish blaze at former operetta in Dresden
Here's a look at the latest news from Germany on Saturday, June 7
06/07/2025June 7, 2025
Welcome to our Germany coverage
Guten Tag! DW is bringing you updates from across Germany, where Trump's tariffs, migrant turnbacks and a former operetta in Dresden are making headlines.
After Chancellor Friedrich Merz met US President Donald Trump at the White House, German businesses are hopeful of a breakthrough in trade talks with the United States.
Following a Berlin Administrative Court ruling that the government's policy of turning away migrants at the border was illegal, Germany's interior minister has vowed to go to the European Court of Justice.
Also, the roof of the former state operetta building in Dresden, eastern Germany, is at risk of collapse after a major fire.
We'll have the latest headlines, analyses, multimedia content, and DW on-the-ground reporting on everything to do with Germany.
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