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Dobrindt against fact-finding trips to Syria: When does a trip home jeopardize protection status?

Interior Minister Dobrindt warns against fact-finding trips to Syria - but what does this mean for people entitled to protection in Germany? We explain the...

  • 17.11.2025
  • 14:00
The picture shows a group or family of refugees. Germany could temporarily take in fewer asylum seekers next year. The German government can apply for an exception under the GEAS reform, what does this mean for asylum seekers?
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Germany could take in fewer asylum seekers in 2026 - Who is affected?

Germany could be temporarily exempted from the obligation to accept asylum seekers from other EU countries in 2026. What does this mean for asylum seekers in...

  • 12.11.2025
  • 14:00
The picture shows Yazidis from Iraq. The Bundestag is debating a new law to protect Yazidi refugees from Iraq. The Greens' draft provides for a temporary right of residence until 2028.
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Bundestag discusses new residence rights for Yazidis from Iraq

The Bundestag is debating a new law to protect Yazidi refugees from Iraq. The Greens' draft provides for a...

  • 11.11.2025
  • 14:00
The picture shows a refugee camp in Syria. The BAMF is currently rejecting significantly more asylum applications from Syrian nationals. According to the authority, the reason for this is the changed situation following the end of the civil war in Syria. What does this mean for those affected?
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Asylum for Syrians in Germany - Why the BAMF is now rejecting applications more frequently

The BAMF is currently rejecting significantly more asylum applications from Syrian nationals. According to the authority, this is due to the changed situation after the...

  • 10.11.2025
  • 14:00
The picture shows Syrians in a refugee camp in Syria. Leading CDU/CSU politicians are calling for the humanitarian protection status of Syrians in Germany to be reviewed and, if necessary, terminated.
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Union demands revocation of humanitarian Residence permit for Syrians - Who would be affected?

The CDU/CSU is calling for humanitarian protection for Syrian refugees to be reviewed - and revoked if necessary. What is behind the debate?

  • 06.11.2025
  • 14:00
The picture shows a man in handcuffs. A ruling by the Federal Administrative Court confirms this: Arrests in the context of detention pending deportation may only be made with a court order.
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Court clarifies when authorities may - and may not - detain migrants pending deportation

The BVerfG has ruled: As a rule, arrests in the context of a deportation must be reviewed by a court beforehand. The...

  • 04.11.2025
  • 14:00
The picture shows an airplane at the airport. The German government wants to carry out regular deportations to Syria again in future. What does this mean for asylum seekers and what rights do they now have?
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German government maintains deportations to Syria despite doubts - What those affected should know now

Despite concerns, the German government is sticking to its plans for deportations to Syria. While Foreign Minister Wadephul warns of the conditions in the...

  • 03.11.2025
  • 14:00
The picture shows an airplane taking off. Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt proposes that EU states work more closely together on deportations in future and take over repatriations from each other. Germany is to coordinate deportations to Afghanistan.
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Germany wants to take over deportations for other EU countries - What is behind the proposal?

Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt proposes how deportations can be divided up across the EU in future. Germany should therefore deport people to Afghanistan. But what...

  • 24.10.2025
  • 14:00
The picture shows a family of asylum seekers. In future, the German government wants to determine safe countries of origin itself by legal decree. This could lead to faster asylum procedures and rejections, but could also ease the burden on the asylum system in Germany.
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Asylum procedures to be accelerated - Bundestag discusses law on safe countries of origin

The German government wants to speed up the asylum procedure: In future, it will be able to determine safe countries of origin by decree - without the approval of the Bundestag...

  • 16.10.2025
  • 14:00
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Anna Faustmann is an editor at Migrando . With her sound education and many years of experience in journalism and digital marketing, she brings a deep understanding of the conception and creation of ...
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