German Opposition Leader Vows to Push Law to Restore Border Controls Even With Far-Right Support
BERLIN (Reuters) - Opposition leader Friedrich Merz, leading in the race to become Germany's next chancellor, pledged on Monday to bring a law on restoring border controls before parliament this week even if it needed to be passed with far-right support.
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