Why Geneva's record number of cross-border workers spells bad news for FranceCross-border employees significantly boost Geneva's economy with higher wages compared to France.
Swedish migration minister won't rule out making new citizenship rules retroactiveSweden's citizenship rules may not apply retroactively, while new requirements could attract more highly-skilled migrants despite tighter regulations.
Roads in Austria closed as a result of increased cross-border commutersHungarians commute to Austria for better pay but face increasing border traffic and accessibility challenges.Local municipalities in Austria are taking steps to manage cross-border traffic.
Germany: 288,000 foreign workers needed annually until 2040 DW 11/26/2024Germany's labor force is at risk of significant decline by 2040 without skilled immigration.Current reforms to labor migration may not suffice without cultural acceptance and integration efforts.
Germany takes steps to attract skilled Indian workers DW 10/16/2024Germany aims to attract skilled workers from India to address labor shortages and stimulate economic growth.
Kenya's President William Ruto speaks to DW in Berlin DW 09/15/2024Kenya signed a labor and migration deal with Germany to enable skilled workers to move and repatriate unsuccessful asylum seekers.
Germany: 288,000 foreign workers needed annually until 2040 DW 11/26/2024Germany's labor force is at risk of significant decline by 2040 without skilled immigration.Current reforms to labor migration may not suffice without cultural acceptance and integration efforts.
Germany takes steps to attract skilled Indian workers DW 10/16/2024Germany aims to attract skilled workers from India to address labor shortages and stimulate economic growth.
Kenya's President William Ruto speaks to DW in Berlin DW 09/15/2024Kenya signed a labor and migration deal with Germany to enable skilled workers to move and repatriate unsuccessful asylum seekers.
Why are Nepalese shunning Gulf and Asia to work in EU? DW 08/19/2024Nepali migrants like Narendra Bhattarai face labor exploitation but are finding better opportunities in Europe, particularly in countries like Portugal.
Like Germany's president, I love a good kebab. Cosying up to autocrats like Erdogan, less so | Fatma AydemirThe popularity of kebabs in Germany is not a hindrance to white supremacy, as seen by the consumption by Nazis and the AfD's political support.