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German arms exports: Churches question U-turn

The article from MSN discusses the German government's recent decision to increase arms exports, which has sparked controversy and criticism from various sectors, including the churches in Germany. Previously, Germany had a restrictive policy on arms exports, but there has been a noticeable U-turn, especially highlighted by the approval of arms sales to Saudi Arabia and other countries involved in conflicts. The German Protestant and Catholic Churches have expressed concerns over this policy shift, arguing that it contradicts Germany's commitment to peace and human rights. They fear that these weapons could contribute to ongoing conflicts and human rights abuses. The churches are calling for a return to a more ethical arms export policy, emphasizing the need for Germany to uphold its moral responsibilities on the international stage. This debate reflects broader discussions on Germany's foreign policy and its role in global arms trade.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-xl/politics/government/german-arms-exports-churches-question-u-turn/ar-AA1w9enc ]