Low refugees living in Germany – DW – 09/19/2025

Officials in Berlin on Friday determined the work of dealing with a pair of unexpected World War II bombs, forcing people to vacate their homes and close businesses in some parts of the German capital.

A mud-and-silt-covered bomb foundation in the Spri River after decades made around 10,000 withdrawals due to around 10,000 withdrawals, but officials said that there is no danger after a close examination and would not need to be separated.

However, about 12,400 people have been vacated in Spandau district, where a second bomb has been defined on Friday, according to the Berlin Policy.

On Friday, read about the bombs by shaking life for Berliners.

The total number of refugees in Germany has fallen for the first time in 10 years, according to government data made public on Friday.

Germany’s refugee population declined by around 50,000 in the first half of 2025, from 3.55 million to 3.50 million in the end of 2024, a parliamentary query response to the Left party show.

It marks the first drop of total number of refugees living in Germany since 2011.

The total number includes recent arrival and long-term inhabitants as well as Ukraine refugees.

The leftist party stated that the decline reflects a combination of exile, voluntary departure and increase in naturalization.

Data from the Interior Ministry suggests that 83,150 Syrians were awarded German citizenship, although not all subjects were refugees.

Of about 3.5 million refugees, some 492,000 currently hold an uncertain position, including asylum, whose claims are being processed and people are allowed to live in Germany. In late July, 1.27 million refugees from Ukraine were living in Germany.

Clara Bunger of the Left Party called the fall as “no reason for the celebration”, saying that less people were making the need of security through the boundaries of the European Union.

Good morning! From DW News Room in Bon.

In Germany on Friday, political pundits will address the Madrid’s visit to German Chancellor Frederick Merz, where and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez agreed that he wanted to remove a struggling European fighter jet from the ground.

But the two leaders disagreed over the related policies of their countries and the recognition of Palestinian platform towards Israel.

Thousands of people in Berlin were excluded from their homes overnight, while experts define the World War II bomb found in the Spri River.

Today, based on the decision in a rented disagreement, the distant option for Germany can spend a weekend in search of a new place for its party headquarters.