In North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, the state government is under significant pressure following a major administrative failure in Solingen.

Minister President Hendrik Wüst of the CDU and his Green Party colleague, Minister for Refugees Josefine Paul, are facing intense scrutiny.

In response, the NRW government plans to introduce a new security package aimed at addressing the issues.

However, there are concerns that the measures may be too lenient in terms of migration policy.

This development highlights ongoing challenges in balancing security and migration in the region.