Syrians in Germany: What are their plans for the future?
After the fall of Bashar Assad, Syrian refugees living in Germany are experiencing a rollercoaster of emotions. DW spoke to some of them about their joys, hopes, and fears.
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Video: Syrian doctors essential for German health care system
Syrians make up the largest group of foreign doctors in Germany. Around 6,000 now live and work here after fleeing the civil war in their homeland. Now, the German government wants them to stay, saying their work has become indispen1