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German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul visits Mexico to discuss drug trafficking and economy.
Meanwhile, in Germany, CDU cancels an event ahead of key elections, over 50,000 affected by Nazi laws granted citizenship, and more than half of German businesses use AI.

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German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul visits Mexico to discuss drug trafficking and economy. Meanwhile, in Germany, CDU cancels an event ahead of key elections, over 50,000 affected by Nazi laws granted citizenship, and more than half of German businesses use AI.

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