'Work Is Work': Afghan Ex-minister Now Delivers Food In Germany

Aug 30, 2021 View Original Article
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52% : As a dual Afghan-British citizen, he decided to move to Germany at the end of 2020 before Brexit made it no longer possible for Britons to obtain residency in the EU without conditions such as an offer of employment.
43% : Since 2015, when Europe saw a huge influx of people fleeing wars mostly from Syria and Iraq, around 210,000 Afghans have sought asylum in Germany.

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