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German asylum benefits cuts violate EU law, top court rules
The European Court of Justice ruled that Germany's cuts to asylum benefits violate EU law, requiring rejected asylum-seekers to receive more than the bare minimum for survival. The decision comes as the EU's new migration pact is implemented, raising questions about the longevity of this relief.
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