A German court has overturned a ban on the far-right magazine Compact, deeming the ban unlawful. The previous government, led by Interior Minister Nancy Faeser, had claimed the magazine incited hatred and was a mouthpiece for right-wing extremism. However, the court ruled that the evidence did not justify the ban, emphasizing the importance of press freedom. The magazine, edited by far-right figure Jürgen Elsässer, has been classified as extremist but remains widely available. This ruling is seen as a boost for Germany's far-right movements.