Integration Gelingt Immer Besser
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22 million people in Germany have a history of immigration - a new report shows successes in integration. But government austerity plans create political disputes.
July Kurz, ARD Berlin, on the integration report of the Federal Government
In Germany, there is hardly a topic that causes as much discussion - often very heated - as integration.
In Germany, 81% of immigrants feel a sense of belonging to the country, yet their salaries remain 16% lower than those without an immigration background. A new report from the federal government shows that despite progress in integration, inequalities persist. The 15th Integration Report, released by the German government on November 11, 2026, reveals the social belonging, employment conditions, and discrimination faced by immigrants living in t…
Almost 22 million people live in Germany with an immigration history. According to the new integration report of the Federal Government, there is significant progress in education and employment. However, the integration officer Pawlik still sees significant challenges.
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