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The article reviews the German government's assessment of the situation of Syrian refugees, particularly those holding "subsidiary protection" status. Data shows that 23.2% of protection reviews in the first half of 2026 resulted in the revocation or withdrawal of protection status, due to changes in the situation in Syria or the provision of false information. Following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad's regime, approximately 1.6 million Syrians have returned to their homeland, despite ongoing security instability in some areas. Since June 2026, the German government has begun gradually scaling back protection measures, focusing on high-risk cases or those not requiring special protection. However, forcibly returning Syrians remains challenging due to the need for cooperation from the Syrian government. At the same time, asylum applications have significantly decreased; since the start of the war, around 979,000 Syrians have applied for asylum in Germany, with a rejection rate of 68.6% in the first half of 2026. Reports indicate that the protection withdrawal procedures place a burden on those affected and require efforts from authorities, amid legal questions about the possibility of appealing these decisions. The German government is also concerned with deporting Syrians who commit crimes or pose security threats, implementing some deportations, though widespread return is unlikely in the near future.
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