In April, Germany’s new government suspended refugee resettlement even for those already en route, vetted and accepted.

Under pressure from the far right, Merz’s government pledged to radically restrict the flow of asylum-seekers into Germany.

Guben and Gubin on river Neisse grapple with return of border checks after Berlin and Warsaw escalate migration quarrel ...

In Germany, a sharp decrease in the number of asylum applications is recorded, which is associated with increased control at ...

The number of asylum seeker applications in Germany has plummeted after a major crackdown. Figures reported by local media ...

Germany's coalition government plans to cut state benefits for newly-arrived Ukrainian refugees, a draft law seen by Reuters ...

Germany's government plans to reduce state benefits for newly-arrived Ukrainian refugees from April 2025. The draft bill ...

A verdict by the European Court of Justice is set to impact Germany's policies aiming to curb irregular immigration. It will stimy plans to determine 'safe countries of origin' for possible ...

Germany's lower house, the Bundestag, is the main legislative body, where the ruling parties have a majority, while the upper house Bundesrat represents Germany's 16 federal states.

BERLIN (Reuters) -Germany's Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt and five European counterparts agreed on a set of goals on Friday to tighten asylum rules in the bloc, including allowing deportations ...

Poland will extend temporary border controls with Germany until October 4, Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński announced on ...

U.S. law allows asylum-seekers to apply for a work permit 150 days after claiming asylum. The person would not be allowed to work prior to 180 days from claiming asylum, however, which is six months.