Merz: Syrians no longer have grounds for asylum in Germany Says could face expulsion if they do not repatriate voluntarily Around one million Syrians are living in Germany Far-right is threatening ...

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BERLIN (Reuters) -Syrians no longer have grounds for asylum in Germany now the civil war in their country is over, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said, as his conservatives seek to fend off a ...