Daniele Ronca on building community in Berlin’s tech scene
Sigrid Daniele is here with us today. After nearly ten years, we’ve decided we’re officially Berliners—even if we came from […]
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Germany’s Talent Crisis: Welcoming in Theory, Frustrating in Practice
On a visit to Jakarta this week, Johann Wadephul (CDU) warned that Germany must do more than accelerate visas or
Saxony Seeks to Attract Students from Chile
Saxony is intensifying its efforts to promote academic cooperation with Chile and to attract more students from the South American
Pamoja or Power Play? A human lens to migration diplomacy!
At plusfortynine, we understand that migration is not just about policy, as it’s a lived experience that can quietly create
Refugee children learn German faster in regular classes
A new study from Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg challenges a common integration policy in Germany: placing newly arrived refugee children
Greens and Left Party criticize Dobrindt’s migration policy
Germany’s Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt (CSU) is facing mounting criticism from opposition lawmakers after announcing plans to extend internal border
Berlin experiences relief as new migration policies ease refugee influx
Berlin’s new, tougher migration policies appear to be making a tangible difference in the city’s ability to manage refugee arrivals
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
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