Revisiting The Refugee Crisis in
Germany three years later!
The world looked at Germany incredulously when in
the Summer of 2015, Chancellor Merkel opened up the borders and let over one
Million refugees and asylum seekers, mostly from war-torn Syria, Afghanistan,
and Iraq into the country. Equipped with a sturdy social net and a pressing
moral obligation to help those in need, Germany seemed to be a new promised
land for many of the refugees. But what has happened since? How has the refugee
crisis been dealt with during these past three years? Join German historian and
political scientist Anette Isaacs for a fascinating update on the successes and
challenges that evolved from Chancellor Merkel’s fateful decision.
