The Federal Ministry of the Interior, led by Nancy Faeser, has banned the right-wing extremist magazine 'Compact' for being directed against the constitutional order, prohibiting the use of its logos and symbols.

The banned magazine prominently covered topics such as the Ukraine crisis, conspiracy theories, and the COVID-19 pandemic.

The magazine showed interest in Russia, focusing on conspiracy theories and questionable claims.

Recent issues of the magazine contained insults, conspiracy narratives, and anti-constitutional content.

A court will rule on the legality of the ban, while 'Compact' plans to challenge the decision.

Faeser faces a dilemma between internal security and fundamental rights, particularly press and religious freedom, in the enforcement of bans.

Faeser's tenure is marked by discussions on asylum procedures in non-EU countries, proposed legislative changes, and security measures.

Uncertainty surrounds the post-regime change system in place after the ban.

Pressure exists regarding deportations to countries like Syria and Afghanistan, with Faeser working on new deportation criteria, including glorification of terrorist acts online.

The magazine neglected journalistic standards by lacking opposing viewpoints and blending opinion with news.

'Compact' rejects a pluralistic societal system and aims to dismantle it.

Legal actions, including a lawsuit and an emergency motion, have been filed in response to the ban.