In 2015, Angela Merkel declared “We can do it,” opening Germany’s doors to hundreds of thousands of refugees. A decade later, the country reflects on the impact: 3.5 million refugees now live in Germany, contributing to society but also facing integration hurdles. In this episode of Focus on Europe, we explore the successes, challenges, and political shifts that have shaped Germany’s immigration journey — and what lies ahead.

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