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Half of German companies are struggling to fill vacancies due to labour shortages, the DIHK Chamber of Commerce and Industry said on Wednesday, despite stagnation in the euro zone's largest economy. Germany, like industrialised countries around the world, is facing deep labour shortages, particularly in skilled high-growth sectors. "The skilled labour situation remains very critical," said Achim Dercks, DIHK's Deputy Chief Executive.

Karamba Diaby, originally of Senegal, has forged a political career in the most unlikely of places in Germany: Right in the center of the AfD heartland. Despite threats and attacks, he isnt planning on going anywhere.

Kemi Badenoch has backed raising the salary threshold for migrant workers as she called for “the strongest measures possible” to reduce record levels of net migration.

The Department of State released the November 2023 Visa Bulletin. All employment-based categories will hold steady in November under Final Action Dates and Dates for Filing with the...

When Rishi Sunak brought Suella Braverman back into the Cabinet as Home Secretary on October 25 last year, it was seen as a clear signal to the Right of the party that he would be tough on migration.

Skilled international workers on H-1B visas in the US are now looking for job opportunities in Canada.

Rishi Sunak is facing a chorus of demands from backbenchers to reduce net migration after figures showed it has hit a record 745,000, some three times the level it was before Brexit.

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The shift from gas and oil boilers to green heating with better insulation will require a lot of private finance.

Emerging technologies play a critical role in both waging and foiling influence campaigns, according to the Defense Department's strategy.