Bureaucracy Strains Germany's Appeal as a Destination for Skilled Workers
International professionals in Germany increasingly cite bureaucratic hurdles as a dealbreaker.

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International professionals in Germany increasingly cite bureaucratic hurdles as a dealbreaker.
Chancellor Merz has joined European leaders in calling for a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine, framing the push as Europe's most significant diplomatic effort in…
Economics Minister Katherina Reiche has laid out a broad plan to cut red tape and revive Germany's stalled economy, with measures that could directly affect…
As Germany marks the 80th anniversary of WWII's end, public anxiety about a new European war is growing.
German Chancellor Merz and US President Trump held their first call, pledging to ease trade tensions and cooperate on ending the war in Ukraine.
Robert Francis Prevost from Chicago has become the first American pope in history, elected as Pope Leo XIV to lead the world's 1.4 billion Catholics.
Germany's industrial sector recorded its strongest monthly order growth since December, up 3.6% in March - a surprising bright spot amid ongoing global…
A new study shows 84% of German businesses are struggling to find qualified workers, making the skilled labor shortage one of the country's most pressing…
Friedrich Merz is Germany's 10th Chancellor after a historic two-round Bundestag vote - the first such process in post-war German history.
At least 193 German police officers across multiple states face disciplinary action over suspected right-wing extremist beliefs or conspiracy theories, a…
Germany's new government is rolling out sweeping border controls targeting irregular migration.
Germany's domestic intelligence agency has classified the AfD as a proven right-wing extremist organization, triggering major political and international…