Reshaping Asylum Policy: Labor Duty for Asylum Seekers Imminent?
A debate over imposing work duties on asylum seekers is dividing German regions and political parties.

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A debate over imposing work duties on asylum seekers is dividing German regions and political parties.
Around 77 percent of Germans want stricter asylum rules, according to recent surveys, reflecting a major shift in public sentiment.
US investigators uncovered a Kremlin-backed influence campaign aimed at stoking social divisions and swaying political opinion in Germany.
Elections in Saxony and Thuringia show rising populist support and declining centrist strength.
Far-right AfD and newcomer BSW made major gains in recent eastern German state elections.
Traditional parties are losing ground in eastern Germany as extremist movements gain momentum.
Economy Minister Robert Habeck has signaled willingness to run as the Green Party's chancellor candidate in 2025.
German authorities have issued an arrest warrant for Ukrainian suspect Volodymyr Zhuravlev in the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage case.
Interior Minister Nancy Faeser is proposing stricter rules on carrying knives in public following a surge in knife crime across Germany.
The FDP wants to prioritize cars in German cities with free parking and reduced cycling infrastructure.
Eastern Germany is increasingly dependent on foreign workers to offset a severe skilled labor shortage.
Germany's asylum system saw major legal and practical changes in 2023, with stricter rules and increased political pressure.