Applying for a residence permit, having foreign qualifications recognised, or acquiring German citizenship: people who have moved to Germany often face lengthy bureaucratic processes. Current survey results from the Institute for Employment Research (IAB) show that many migrants have had negative experiences. Almost one third of those who leave Germany again, indicate that burdensome bureaucratic read full article

Between 2017 and 2024, employment growth in Germany was mainly driven by a rising population and increasing employment rates. Gains were concentrated among migrants, women and older workers, while employment among men without a migration background declined. Future growth will increasingly depend on higher participation, migration integration, and productivity gains.

U.S. trade policy is placing increasing pressure on business in Germany. Free trade fosters economic growth on both sides. But the United States is currently reshaping the rules of international trade. In this video, Dr. Ignat Stepanok explains how recent shifts in U.S. trade policy are affecting companies in Germany – and how Germany and read full article