The number of Ukrainian refugees who see Germany as a permanent home rather than temporary place of shelter continues to rise, with a study finding six-in-ten saying they see it as “permanent”.
While the notion of refuge implies at least a sense of transience, the proportion of the 1.2 million Ukrainians who see their new lives in Germany as forever is high and rising compared to earlier research in previous years. Die Welt notes a study by the Federal Institute for Population Research which finds 59 per cent of Ukrainians in Germany say they intend to stay for “several years or permanently”.
Some 49 per cent of adults said they want to stay…
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