The results of a study in Germany found one in five Germans aged 14-29 are planning to leave their country in search of a better life abroad, Deutsche Welle (DW) reported on Tuesday.
The study, conducted earlier this year by Germany-based research publisher Datajockey Verlag, found that a fifth of young Germans are actively planning to leave Germany, with as many as 41 percent of respondents expressing that they could imagine moving abroad in the longer term.
DW also noted that the “Gen Z” generation is trending more towards “political extremes” in Germany. The outlet cited a report from Tagesschau which stated that 21 percent of Germans under…
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