"Since coming into power in May, Germany's conservative-led government has tightened border controls with more checks and patrolsImage: John Macdougall/AFP/Getty Images Skip next section What you need to know Germany received some 1,600 requests of asylum from people rejected at the border since hardening border checks Berlin's governor has pledged a tough stance against any disturbances on New Year's Eve We have paused these updates for the night here in Germany."
"From fake "Muslim raids" to myths about canceled Christmas lights, DW Fact Check exposes how holiday traditions are being targeted and how news of a foiled Bavarian terror plot amplifies fear. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Skip next section Merz urges comfort and support for Magdeburg victims"
Germany's conservative-led government tightened border controls after taking office in May, increasing checks and patrols. Hundreds of people were turned away at the border; about 1,600 later applied for asylum after the hardening of checks. Berlin's governor pledged a tough stance against potential disturbances on New Year's Eve. DW Fact Check identified false narratives targeting Christmas markets, including fabricated "Muslim raids" and myths about canceled lights, and noted fear amplified by reports of a foiled Bavarian terror plot. Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed federal support for victims of last year's Magdeburg Christmas market attack.
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