Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Monday
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Today in Germany: A roundup of the latest news on Monday
"Germany will "decisively commit" to implementing US President Donald Trump's Middle East peace plan, calling it a "unique opportunity", Berlin's foreign minister said Sunday ahead of a visit to Qatar and Kuwait. "For the swift implementation of the American plan ... rapid international cooperation is necessary," said Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul, calling the proposal a "unique opportunity" ahead of the expected start of indirect negotiations between Israel and Hamas."
"Wadephul said Berlin would be making "concrete offers" as a "partner for humanitarian aid, stabilisation and reconstruction" of Gaza. The region as a whole requires stabilisation "with lasting security for all, (with) a political perspective for the Palestinians and finally the normalisation of relations between all states with Israel," he added. Two years almost to the day after the October 2023 attacks, Israeli and Hamas negotiators were expected to hold indirect talks in Cairo on Sunday on Trump's plan to end the Gaza war"
Germany will decisively commit to implementing US President Donald Trump's Middle East peace plan and calls the proposal a unique opportunity requiring rapid international cooperation. Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said Berlin will make concrete offers as a partner for humanitarian aid, stabilisation and reconstruction of Gaza. Wadephul said the region requires enduring stabilisation with lasting security for all, a political perspective for Palestinians and normalization of relations between Israel and other states. Israeli and Hamas negotiators were expected to hold indirect talks in Cairo on the proposal. Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt proposes creating a police drone defence unit empowered to continually adopt the latest counter-drone technologies. Exotic fruit incidents and other domestic news were mentioned for October 6th.
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