Toni Kroos said he believes Germany’s influx of migrants was “too uncontrolled” and that the country has changed considerably in the 10 years since he left. The Germany and Real Madrid star, who ...

Hospital manager Kathrin Leffler says she worries Germany's tense pre-election debate on immigration will make it harder to recruit enough skilled workers from abroad to fill a growing labour shortage ...

Serkan Beyde from Turkey is pleased about a certificate "German test for immigrants" which he received for his successful participation in an integration course for immigrants of the Federal Office ...

BERLIN — German elections usually pride themselves on being reliably boring. Not so this time. The world’s third largest ...

Germany’s center-right bloc, led by the Christian Democrats (CDU), secured the most votes in the recent parliamentary ...

The Alternative for Germany party helped conservatives push an immigration restriction proposal over the threshold this week, breaking the long-standing “firewall” separating the party from mainstream ...

Books written by bankers rarely cause much of a stir, except, perhaps, among other bankers. But a new book by Thilo Sarrazin, a director on the board of the Bundesbank, Germany’s central bank, has the ...

The German parliament narrowly rejected a controversial immigration bill known as the “Influx Limitation Law” on Friday. A total of 349 members of parliament voted against the initiative, while 338 ...

The German Social Democratic Party (SPD) demanded major pro-immigration commitments as a precondition for joining a coalition with the Christian Democratic Union (CDU). The topic of immigration has ...

German soccer star Toni Kroos said "uncontrolled" immigration has left his home country "unrecognizable." The former Real Madrid star, who left Germany ten years ago, traveled back to his home country ...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Ata Ucertas, a doctor from Istanbul with a moustache that curls up his cheeks, was welcomed with open arms when he came to Germany this year, evidence of a shift in German attitudes ...