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  1. The European Commission is discussing asylum seekers and deportations from Afghanistan, alongside building a partnership with the Taliban.
  2. The German government is increasing deportations to Afghanistan and proposing charter flights, while the Taliban gains control of diplomatic posts in Germany.

German court ruled that the Interior Ministry lacked the authority to revoke admissions for Afghan nationals.

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German court ruled that the Interior Ministry lacked the authority to revoke admissions for Afghan nationals.

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AfghanistanFederal Constitutional CourtFederal Ministry of the Interior

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