A growing number of Ukrainian refugees in Berlin, about 65%, plan to stay permanently, a shift from previous intentions to return home after the war. This trend reflects increased demand for language courses and job opportunities. However, some refugees exploit the welfare system, leading to significant taxpayer costs. Official statistics show around 700,000 Ukrainian refugees receiving assistance, with a low employment rate of 19%. Local politicians express disappointment over the integration of refugees into the labor market. Full article (Magyarnemzet)