In this post, I’m going to reflect on what was on my mind by looking back on some stats of my posts in 2022.
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2022 Year in Review
Tag: Living in Germany
The European Union was built on the principle of freedom of movement. But security politics, xenophobia, unemployment, the coronavirus pandemic and the ongoing war in Ukraine are continuously re-defining migration movements, along with the rules that govern them.
According to a new study, nearly 1.9 million skilled worker shortage is costing Germany 86 billion euros each year.
Faced with a critical shortage of skilled labor, Germany is planning to introduce an “opportunity card”(its version of a green card). It aims to make it easier for non-EU nationals to come to find work.
Internationals who move to Germany are happy in the workplace but have delivered a crushing verdict on how hard it is to find a home and settle into the society around them, a new survey shows.
The Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) said that about 6% of Germans have never used the internet.
What does the Higher Education system look like in Germany? How much does it cost to study there?
DW’s Meet the Germans presenter Rachel Stewart deep dives on German beer culture and reveals how to drink like a local — all year round!
Germany is the world’s top ‘nation brand’, finds the 2021 Anholt Ipsos Nation Brands Index. It ranks 60 economies by their brand appeal.
This is a consequential election not just because Germany will pick their new chancellor, but lot of really hot topics like Climate Change, putting speed limits on the autobahns, tax on wealth have all bubbled up to political mainstream