In 2024, Germany saw a significant decline in asylum applications, with a drop of approximately 29% compared to the previous year, according to the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees. Interior Minister Nancy Faeser hailed this decrease as a success, attributing it to effective government action. However, opposition parties criticized the continued high volume of applications as a failure of the current government. The report reveals details on the asylum procedures, with varying protection rates depending on the applicants’ countries of origin.