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Germany Refocuses Development Policy in a Changing Global Order

Against a backdrop of shrinking budgets and a weakening system of international cooperation, Germany’s Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development, Reem Alabali Radovan, has announced a strategic reorientation of the country’s development policy. The new approach places stronger emphasis on clearly defined priorities, regional focus and a more explicit alignment with German interests. Presenting a policy paper in Berlin …

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Study: More than one in three immigrants in Germany consider leaving

Germany urgently needs immigration to cushion the effects of demographic change and labour shortages. Yet a growing number of people living in the country, particularly those with a migration background, are contemplating the opposite move: leaving Germany altogether. According to a new short study by the German Centre for Integration and Migration Research (DeZIM), 21 per cent of people living …

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Black Victims Rarely Report Police Discrimination in Germany – Federal Commissioner

Germany’s Federal Police Commissioner (Bundespolizeibeauftragter), Uli Grötsch, has acknowledged that incidents of racial discrimination experienced by Black people and other People of Colour are reported far too rarely through official channels, limiting the ability of authorities to investigate and address misconduct within the police. Speaking in Berlin, Grötsch said he regularly hears accounts of discriminatory behaviour by federal police officers, …

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