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Aasim Saleem
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Journalist, Deutsche Welle (DW)
Frankfurt (Oder)
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I have a wide range of interests. There's not much I won't write about if given the opportunity.
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By Aasim Saleem Verified| InfoMigrants@ His parents won't give up until they know what happened to their eldest son. The number of people fleeing Pakistan for Europe has increased significantly over the past years. Some of the reasons include economic crises, political instability, and violence. Organized human trafficking gangs arrange for their illegal passage through Iran, Turkey and Libya.
By Aasim Saleem Verified| InfoMigrants@ His parents won't give up until they know what happened to their eldest son. The number of people fleeing Pakistan for Europe has increased significantly over the past years. Some of the reasons include economic crises, political instability, and violence. Organized human trafficking gangs arrange for their illegal passage through Iran, Turkey and Libya.
By Aasim Saleem Verified| InfoMigrants@ What would happen to Germany's labor force without immigration? Given Germany's aging society, it's only logical that the labor force would shrink, with all the expected adverse effects on the economy. But by how much exactly and how soon? According to a new study, the consequences would be dramatic: Without immigration, Germany would have a quarter fewer workers by 2060.
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Deutsche Welle (DW)
Deutsche Welle (DW) is a German public international broadcaster based in Bonn, Germany. Established in 1953, DW's mission is to present Germany positively to the world and promote international understanding. It operates under the Deutsche Welle Act, ensuring editorial independence while being funded by the German federal government. DW broadcasts in 32 languages, including German, English, Spanish, Arabic, and Mandarin Chinese, reaching over 86 million viewers and listeners weekly. Its content is available through satellite networks, partner stations, online platforms, and mobile apps. In addition to traditional broadcasting, DW offers live streaming and podcasts. The DW Akademie division provides training for journalists and media professionals, focusing on press freedom and independent media in developing countries. With a commitment to unbiased reporting, DW aims to foster global dialogue and cultural understanding through its diverse programming.
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