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In a fiery speech to members of the German parliament, Chancellor Scholz championed repatriation deals with third countries as a potential game-changer in addressing the migration challenges faced by EU member states.
Sunak is a prick, mixing with like minded morons.
This does not make much sense to me, but I must admit I'm Italian so I'm half brainwashed by Meloni's propaganda. Key points that don't seem to make sense:
The SPD + FDP coalition has begun to fear the approaching vote, so he starts pointing fingers instead of dealing with the internal roots of his losing consensus. Exactly as the democratic party did in Italy (and they blatantly lost the elections).