Liv S

@livstroud.bsky.social

Freelance journalist based in Berlin. Producer at Sky News. Originated in London. Crème Brûlée connoisseur.

The two state prosecutors have been reading out the injuries of the Magdeburg Christmas market attack for 90 minutes now. Several of the plaintiffs are weeping quietly in the court

Out doing voxpops this morning. Literally breaking the news that Friedrich Merz lost the vote to be elected chancellor this morning and people are too shocked to believe it’s true. Wild scenes

I remember when Scholz said Nord Stream 2 wouldn’t go ahead if Russia launched a full scale invasion into Ukraine and having the feeling that things would never be the same again. And since last night, I’ve got that same feeling all over again following Zelenskyy’s meeting with Trump and Vance.

German elections are coming up and parties are promising more deportations. Despite criticism of CDU leader Merz's proposals and willingness to work with the far-right, Germany's other political parties have also called for stricter migration laws. Elections will happen next Sunday, February 23.

German election: Why are parties promising more deportations?

Major parties and minnows are all promising more and quicker deportations to solve the migration debate as the country is set to hold elections next Sunday. #EuropeNews

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