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Merkel Defends Migrant Integration Policy Amidst CDU Criticism

Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel asserts significant progress in migrant integration despite acknowledging ongoing challenges, contrasting with current CDU assessments highlighting that less than half of the 6.5 million arrivals since 2015 are employed.

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Germany's Dual Recruitment Drive: Healthcare Workers and Gamers".

Germany is actively recruiting healthcare workers from Indonesia and gamers for its intelligence service and military to address demographic and staffing challenges; Foreign Minister Wadephul visited Indonesia to facilitate healthcare worker recruitment while the BND and Bundeswehr launched recruitm...

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One in Four Migrants Considering Leaving Germany Amid Integration Challenges

A recent study reveals that 25% of migrants in Germany are considering leaving due to social exclusion, economic difficulties, and bureaucratic issues, highlighting challenges faced by even highly skilled and integrated individuals and impacting Germany's workforce and social fabric.

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High Skilled Migrants Consider Leaving Germany Amidst Discrimination and Integration Issues

A study reveals that 25% of migrants in Germany are considering leaving, driven by discrimination, high taxes, and a lack of social integration, despite many being highly skilled and integrated; this highlights potential negative consequences for Germany's economy and society.

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Germany's Skilled Worker Shortage: Visa Delays and High Rejection Rates Hamper Economic Growth

Germany needs hundreds of thousands of skilled workers yearly to avoid a major economic crisis by 2040, but a slow and complex visa process, along with high rejection rates, especially for Sub-Saharan African applicants, is hindering its efforts; initiatives like the Opportunity Card have not solved...

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Germany's Chancenkarte: Over 10,000 Skilled Worker Visas Issued in First Year

Germany's Chancenkarte skilled worker immigration program, launched June 1, 2024, resulted in over 10,000 visas issued from 12,177 applications by May 9, 2025, significantly fewer than the projected 30,000 but still considered a success, though long-term impact remains unclear due to limited post-ar...

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German Refugee Employment: Nine Years After "Wir schaffen das

Nine years after Angela Merkel's 2015 statement "Wir schaffen das" (We can do it), 64 percent of the 2015 refugees are employed in Germany, with half working as specialists and the other half in helper roles, earning 70 percent of the average wage.

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German Mother of Seven Faces Deportation Despite Family's Citizenship

A 49-year-old mother of seven faces deportation from Germany despite her German husband and children, due to entering the country on a Schengen visa in 2020 and overstaying her 90-day limit; German authorities say this is not a hardship case, despite the involvement of the AfD and Junge Freiheit.

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Study: One in Four Migrants Considering Leaving Germany

A study reveals that 25% of migrants in Germany are considering leaving due to a combination of factors including perceived societal rejection, economic concerns, and difficulties with integration, highlighting a potential loss of skilled workers and a challenge to social cohesion.

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Germany's Skilled Worker Shortage: Bureaucracy Hinders Immigration Efforts

Germany needs hundreds of thousands of skilled workers annually to avoid a significant labor shortage by 2040, but bureaucratic visa processes, poor communication, and high rejection rates are hindering efforts to attract foreign talent, despite initiatives like the Opportunity Card and migration de...

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Germany Tightens Immigration Laws: Family Reunification Suspended, Naturalization Changes

The German government passed a bill suspending family reunification for subsidiary protection holders for two years and ending expedited naturalization after three years, aiming to control and limit immigration, impacting over 200,000 naturalizations in 2024.

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Germany Rejects Asylum Seekers at Borders Amid Stricter Immigration Policy

Germany has begun rejecting asylum seekers at its borders, turning away 286 out of 365 undocumented entries over two days due to invalid visas, fake documents, or entry suspensions, following Chancellor Merz's vow for permanent border controls and amid pressure from the rising far-right AfD party.

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