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Germany and immigration: Will the planned reforms help?
Germany needs hundreds of thousands of new skilled workers, and Olaf Scholz's government is planning a host of reforms to make it easier for them to come. But the political debate will be tough.
Germany plans to relax citizenship rules
The government reportedly wants to speed up the naturalization process to make it easier for migrants to become German citizens. Easier dual citizenship is also on the cards.
German Bundestag to debate law allowing dual citizenship in December
Many people in Germany don't want to give up their original passport to get German citizenship.
Photo: picture alliance/dpa | Britta Pedersen