Vice Chancellor Habeck: Syrian refugees must work to stay in Germany

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2025-01-06

Berlin (dpa) - German Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck said on Monday that Syrian refugees must be in employment if they are to remain in the country. "We can make good use of those who work here," Habeck said on the Deutschlandfunk public radio station. "Those who are not working here will - if the country is safe - be able or even forced to return to safety." Germany has seen a heated debate over the status of Syrian residents since the fall of B......

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