German Court Lifts Ban on Far-Right Magazine Compact

The suspension allows the publication to operate as its appeal against the government's ban proceeds.

Interior Minister Nancy Faeser banned Compact magazine last month, citing its extremist content.
The Federal Administrative Court found the appeal had an 'open' chance of success, warranting the suspension.
The court acknowledged Compact's aggressive stance against constitutional principles but questioned the proportionality of a ban.
Compact, led by Jürgen Elsässer, has been accused of spreading antisemitic, anti-minority, and conspiracy theory content.
The rise of far-right sentiment in Germany has heightened concerns over the magazine's influence.