Germany’s revocation of Afghan resettlement promises and sharing of personal data with Afghan authorities prompt concerns over refugee safety and policy consistency.
Germany’s revocation of Afghan resettlement promises and sharing of personal data with Afghan authorities prompt concerns over refugee safety and policy consistency.
A flight carrying 192 Afghan refugees arrived in Germany as part of the government’s resettlement program, amid criticism over offers to pay some refugees to withdraw from the process.
Approximately 25% of minors in Germany live in households dependent on social welfare, with migration playing a central role, raising concerns over future societal impacts.
The EU has approved Germany’s exemption from taking in additional refugees until 2026 under a new solidarity mechanism, acknowledging its current migration burden and contribution to European migration efforts.
Germany has suspended its Afghan resettlement program and controversially offered financial incentives to some vulnerable Afghans to forgo relocation, stirring criticism from affected individuals.
German politicians debate plans to boost financial incentives for Syrian refugees to return, amid contrasting views on Syria's condition and refugee prospects.
Germany intensifies efforts to repatriate Syrian refugees amid political debate and increased voluntary returns, balancing integration success with deportation policies.
CDU politician Wadephul faces criticism amid Germany's preparations for Syrian refugee deportations, highlighting municipal strains and policy complexities.
Baden-Württemberg's government advances skilled healthcare worker immigration efforts, highlighting new agency successes and international collaborations to address staffing shortages.
Germany’s migrant integration and legal challenges are spotlighted by the case of a deported student potentially returning and OECD data revealing employment barriers for migrants.
Despite halting official programs, Germany continues to receive Afghan refugees with admission guarantees amid increasing legal arrivals and ongoing challenges.
Despite the suspension of Germany's Afghan refugee intake program, Afghan individuals continue arriving via flights from Pakistan, aided by legal actions securing their visas.
Germany's dependence on foreign care workers faces growing challenges as both Germany and source countries grapple with aging populations, risking a severe shortage of skilled care professionals by 2050.
Germany is criticized for suspending asylum processing for Palestinians from Gaza despite international legal rulings and ongoing humanitarian concerns.
Amid public and political concern over migration’s effects on urban life, the SPD demands a government summit following CDU leader Friedrich Merz’s controversial comments and a revealing public survey.
Germany has seen a 20% increase in deportations in 2024, reaching around 20,000 removals, with political opposition raising human rights concerns, especially regarding deportations to Turkey.
Green Mayor Ryyan Alshebl supports Chancellor Merz's remarks on migration-related crime, urging balanced discourse amid regional pushback against the Chancellor’s controversial statements.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz's recent remarks linking migration and security have stirred nationwide debate, with demographic data revealing varied public perceptions of safety.
A Syrian family linked to over 160 crimes in Stuttgart has nearly completely left Germany via a state-supported voluntary departure, as deportation to Syria remains unfeasible.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz's critical remarks on migration in German cities have prompted both defense from CDU figures and strong condemnation from the Green Party, underlining ongoing political tensions over migration policy.
CDU leader Friedrich Merz's remarks on migration have sparked sharp criticism and controversy within German politics, exposing deep societal and political divides.
Germany sees a tenfold increase in Ukrainian refugees seeking protection after exit ban lifted, with ongoing challenges in refugee poverty and integration.
Germany has scrapped the fast-track naturalization process requiring only three years of residency, reinstating a five-year minimum and sparking debate over integration policy and bureaucracy.