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There have been violent, xenophobic protests in South Africa in recent months, forcing thousands of migrants to flee.
The Nigerian parliament has suspended official visits to South Africa indefinitely. Parliament announced that the decision was a response to protests against migrants in South Africa.
Secretary-General of the Nigerian National Assembly, Kamoru Ogunlana, said Parliament was concerned by reports that Nigerians were injured, killed or displaced in violent attacks in South Africa. Some have been forced to give up their businesses, investments, homes and other possessions.
Violent, xenophobic protests in South Africa in recent months have forced thousands of migrants to leave the country and led to diplomatic tensions with other African countries.
An alliance of almost 100 organizations is demonstrating for social cohesion in Berlin on Saturday. Under the motto “Time for something to happen,” 30,000 participants are expected to take part in seven star-shaped demonstrations.
The CDU's top candidate in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Daniel Peters, warns of a fight for his party's survival. In view of poor poll numbers, he is distancing himself from federal politics and the federal government in order to be able to survive in the upcoming state elections.
Brazilian police are investigating Flávio Bolsonaro, son of ex-president Jair Bolsonaro, for corruption and money laundering. The focus is on the financing of a documentary film by the imprisoned banker Daniel Vorcaro.
North Rhine-Westphalia's Prime Minister Hendrik Wüst is again calling for a federal-state working group to examine a ban on the AfD. He emphasizes the need for demonstrable evidence, while CDU leader Friedrich Merz remains skeptical about the chances of success.
The Israeli army rejects allegations made in the documentary “NAZA,” which premiered at the Venice Film Festival. The film addresses airstrikes in the Gaza Strip and the alleged use of AI, which the army rejects as unfounded.
AfD top politician Ulrich Siegmund makes it clear that legally working foreign healthcare professionals do not have to fear any consequences. However, the party calls for the consistent deportation of people who are obliged to leave the country or who are convicted of crimes.