Tag #Integration

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12% of German Immigrants Plan to Leave: Study

A study by the Institute for Employment Research found that 12% (1.2 million) of surveyed immigrants in Germany plan to leave, with reasons varying across groups, influenced by political climate and economic factors.

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Record Number of Naturalizations in Germany in 2024

In 2024, nearly 292,000 foreigners received German citizenship, a 50% increase from 2023, largely due to the 2015 citizenship reform, with Syrians comprising over a quarter of the new citizens; this sparks debates about the long-term impacts of Germany's immigration policies.

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Netherlands Faces Refugee Housing Shortage Amid Local Opposition

The Netherlands faces a refugee housing shortage as two-thirds of its local authorities have yet to allocate the required 96,000 beds by the July deadline, despite 127 councils meeting their quota; delays are due to local politics, planning laws, and public protests.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Bulgaria to Join Eurozone on January 1, 2026

Bulgaria is set to join the eurozone on January 1, 2026, after fulfilling all convergence criteria, as confirmed by the European Commission and European Central Bank; the exchange rate will remain fixed at 1.95583 leva per euro.

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Arnhem Mayor Calls for Asylum Policy Overhaul Amidst Rise in Youth Crime

Dozens of unaccompanied Syrian minors in Arnhem, facing prolonged uncertainty about their residency status, are increasingly involved in violence and theft, prompting the mayor to call for policy changes and increased support.

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Germany Tightens Migration Policies: Family Reunification Suspended, Naturalization Rules Changed

Germany's new coalition government is suspending family reunification for subsidiary protection recipients (over 350,000 individuals) for two years and increasing the naturalization waiting period from three to five years, aiming to ease the burden on municipalities and promote integration.

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Ballymena Protest Turns Violent: 32 Police Injured in Racist Rioting

In Ballymena, Northern Ireland, a peaceful protest against an alleged sexual assault rapidly escalated into violent rioting, injuring 32 police officers and terrorizing families, many of whom are new to the region, due to a combination of social media fueled mob mentality and pre-existing racial ten...

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Amsterdam Rejects Scapegoating Migrants for Housing Crisis

Amsterdam's D66 party criticizes a proposal to make businesses employing knowledge migrants responsible for housing shortages, arguing that this scapegoats a small population segment (7%) and ignores broader issues like insufficient housing construction and evolving household sizes; research indicat...

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Ukraine Develops Strategy to Encourage Return of Refugees

Ukraine is implementing a new strategy to encourage the return of its citizens who have sought refuge abroad, including establishing "Unity Hubs" in Europe and extending temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees until March 2027, as the war with Russia continues.

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Munich Awards Honor Anti-Racism Initiatives

The 2024 Munich Lichtblicke awards ceremony honored 11 initiatives totaling €11,000 combating xenophobia and racism in Munich, supporting migrants, children, women escaping violence, and promoting peaceful coexistence through diverse projects including digital media and art.

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Germany Tightens Immigration Policies

The German government announced new migration policies including a two-year suspension of family reunification for refugees with subsidiary protection, the abolishment of accelerated naturalization after three years, and a stricter five-year residency requirement for citizenship.

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Civis Media Prize 2024: Shared Win for Fictional Works, Focus on Migration

The 2024 Civis Media Prize in Berlin awarded two fictional pieces, "Uncivilized" and "Souleymane's Story", and a documentary on European migration policies in North Africa, along with other works in social media, radio, and podcast categories.

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