BERLIN: German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Tuesday his government was considering an urgent appeal for help from more than 200 Afghans who have been deported back to their Taliban-run homeland from Pakistan. The group are among roughly 2,400 Afghans who have fled their country for Pakistan in recent years after being told Germany would grant them refuge — before Berlin’s approach to migrants hardened under a new government.

HANOVER: A group of 45 Afghans who fled the Taliban arrived in Germany on Monday after months of waiting in Pakistan until German court rulings forced Berlin to offer them refuge.…

BERLIN: German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Tuesday his government was considering an urgent appeal for help from more than 200 Afghans who have been deported back to their…