A young Afghan woman, who had been working in a German kindergarten and was training to become a fully-fledged nursery teacher, has been sent back to Lithuania, where she already had asylum and the right to work. Her employers have1
This year until April 2025 saw over 80% of all asylum claims in Germany rejected. DW accompanies one Afghan family on the day of their important appointment with immigration authorities — so is it good news?
After the ouster of Syria's former ruler Bashar Assad six months ago, most EU nations suspended the processing of asylum applications for people coming from Syria. The Netherlands now has resumed assessing such cases. Germany meanwh1
A recent poll suggests that more than a quarter of immigrants in Germany are actively considering leaving the country again in the future. Among their main concerns cited were bureaucratic hurdles, a high tax burden and dissatisfact1
The Lille Administrative Court on Tuesday rejected a request from three Calais migrant aid associations calling for "appropriate measures" for garbage collection in the city’s camps. While the associations acknowledge that resources1