Berlin opens the doors wider for skilled migrants: faster, easier recognition of foreign qualifications
As Germany—and particularly Berlin—faces an urgent need for skilled workers in fields like healthcare, big changes are on the horizon […]
Week 32: Education Inequality, Youth Words and Job Market
This week on Plus Forty Nine, we’re kicking off August with a full lineup—rainy skies and all. In the news,
Law vs. power: EU Court pushes back on asylum crackdown
As EU governments ramp up efforts to tighten migration policy, the European Court of Justice delivers a pointed reminder: Europe
Navigating the German Job Market: Advice for Internationals from Andreea Lungulescu
Sigrid: We’re here with Andreea Lungulescu. I’m guessing you’re from Portugal? Andreea: Nope, actually, I’m from Romania. You can usually
Germany loses title as Europe’s leading beer producer
Despite producing 8.4 billion liters of beer annually, Germany has dropped out of the world’s top five beer-producing countries, according
The EU’s Entry/Exist System (EES) Goes Live in October 2025
The European Union has announced the launch of the long-delayed EES, a major step toward digitizing external border management to
PISA chief: Germany’s education system failing migrant children
Andreas Schleicher, Director of Education at the OECD and head of the global PISA study, has issued a sharp critique