Germany: Interior Minister Flags 'Cocaine Flood', Vows to Curb Organized Crime

German Interior Minister Dobrindt reports a surge in cocaine trafficking, describing it as a 'flood', and pledges to 'dry up' organized crime. The statement signals a policy focus on drug enforcement, though specific measures and data are not detailed. This is part of ongoing political discourse ahead of elections, with opposition figures like Söder and Merz weighing in on security and European priorities.