Andrea Dernbach
What’s in the new German immigration law?
Last week, the German cabinet agreed the key points for a “skilled workers immigration law” from third countries. But what are its aims and what will change? EURACTIV Germany’s media partner Der Tagesspiegel reports.
Balkan migration route is ‘not closed’
One year on from when the borders were sealed, refugees are still using South East Europe to enter the EU. But now the journey is more difficult, expensive and brutal. EURACTIV’s partner Der Tagesspiegel reports.
Gender pay gap will close, study finds, but not for 170 years
According to the World Economic Forum's annual report on gender equality, Iceland is the most equal country for the eighth time in a row. But the situation is deteriorating. EURACTIV's partner Der Tagesspiegel reports.
Just how safe is the EU ‘safe list’?
The inclusion of countries that persecute homosexuals on the “safe list” has led the German Greens to ask for infringement proceedings to be launched. EURACTIV’s partner Tagesspiegel reports.
Mass surveillance in Germany rebuked by Council of Europe
The Council of Europe has issued a damning indictment of mass surveillance in Germany. EURACTIV's partner Tagesspiegel reports.
Germany suspends Dublin agreement for Syrian refugees
Germany has ceased applying the rules of the Dublin system to Syrian refugees. All deportations to other EU countries have been halted. EURACTIV's partner Tagesspiegel reports.
Eurodac fingerprint database under fire by human rights activists
The German Institute for Human Rights has criticised the repurposing of the EU's fingerprint database, Eurodac, for registering asylum seekers. Tagesspiegel reports.