In 2024, over 13 million Germans faced a rising risk of poverty, with singles, single parents, and the unemployed most affected, highlighting varied definitions and persistent socioeconomic challen...
In 2024, over 13 million Germans faced a rising risk of poverty, with singles, single parents, and the unemployed most affected, highlighting varied definitions and persistent socioeconomic challenges.
Germany's income inequality remains stable with high purchasing power and declining poverty risk amid economic challenges.
A study reveals rising housing costs are increasing poverty risk in Germany, while heating outages in Berlin highlight the immediate impact on tenants.
Robert Koch Institute reveals low health literacy among Germans and marked health disparities linked to socioeconomic status, underscoring urgent health policy challenges.
Germany's response to child poverty is heavily criticized for its lack of political commitment and effective measures, with vulnerable children suffering amid insufficient policies.
The 2025 UNICEF report highlights that child poverty in Germany affects one in eleven children, with worsening education, housing, and health conditions, and calls for urgent reforms amid stagnation.
With rising energy prices and heating costs, millions in Germany face energy poverty, prompting urgent calls for coordinated policy and social support.
Germany grapples with escalating homelessness as government initiatives face scrutiny.