Asylum Ruling Appeals Hit New Record in Germany as Syrians Refuse to Go Home Javier Villamor September 8, 2025 German courts faced more than 76,000 new appeals in the first six months of 2025.
The Human Cost of Open Borders Lauren Smith August 26, 2025 An American tourist stabbed by a suspected migrant in Dresden is speaking up about Germany’s dangerously lax migration policy.
Merz Told To End “Weak and Woke” Policies after Migrant Assault Michael Curzon August 26, 2025 The victim said the incident revealed Europe’s “immigration problem.”
Syrians in Austria Deliberately Fail German-Language Exams To Stay on Welfare Zoltán Kottász August 15, 2025 The right-wing FPÖ has denounced the “asylum fraud” tolerated by the government.
Two-thirds of Syrians Choose To Stay in Germany Despite Local Opposition Zolta Győri August 8, 2025 While thousands returned after the fall of the Assad regime, many more Syrians are reluctant to give up their government-supported lives.
In the Heart of Berlin: Hundreds Celebrate Massacres of Druze Javier Villamor July 24, 2025 The crowd, including Syrian refugees, chanted for rape, murder, and ethnic cleansing in a chilling public rally.
Where Else? Mass Brawl Between Syrians and Kurds in Germany TEC News July 21, 2025 As could be expected, tensions in the Middle East are spilling over into Western Europe’s minority communities.
Germany Finally Wakes Up: Criminal Syrians No Longer Safe From Deportation Christina Holmgren-Larson July 6, 2025 Committing serious crimes means being excluded from asylum protection, a government spokesman said.
Dutch Government To Tighten Asylum Rules for Syrians TEC News June 11, 2025 The decision is based on an official foreign ministry report on the situation in post-Assad Syria.
Resolution Urges EU Support for Member States in Deporting Syrians Zoltán Kottász December 11, 2024 After it opened the doors to millions of migrants, now the EU “must help our nations in returning these people home,” German MEP Mary Khan said.
