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Germany Extends Border Controls, Drawing Anger from the Netherlands

Germany has extended border controls in North Rhine-Westphalia, prompting angry reactions from the Netherlands.

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The extension may create continued friction between neighboring countries and disrupt cross-border travel and movement.

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