الأسئلة الكبرى لألمانيا: الهجرة والاندماج والهوية الألمانية

Germany's 2015 Willkommenskultur was the appropriate moral and legal response to the European refugee crisis.

Deportations of failed asylum seekers to conflict-affected countries like Afghanistan should not be carried out.

Anti-discrimination laws in Germany require significantly stronger enforcement — the gap between legal protection and lived experience is too wide.

Integration programmes in Germany need substantially more funding and must be completed before permanent status is determined.

Germany's migration debate has moved too far in the direction of restriction, at the cost of addressing genuine long-term economic needs.

Germany needs significantly more skilled migration to sustain its economy, fill labour shortages, and fund its pension system.

Germany should increase the proportion of students progressing to university by investing in higher education access, not only in the vocational route.