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Germany remains divided despite reunification
The article examines how Germany's population decline, especially in eastern states, is revealing longstanding social and economic divides stemming from reunification. Since 1990, eastern regions have experienced significant depopulation due to migration west and low birth rates, leading to an aging population and labor shortages. This demographic shift is fueling support for the far-right AfD party and raising concerns about economic sustainability, social services, and regional development in the former East Germany.
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