The recent overthrow of Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad has sparked a heated debate in Germany regarding the future of Syrian refugees.

With the political situation in Syria still unclear, German authorities, including the Berlin Senate, have refrained from making predictions about refugee movements.

The CDU/CSU is pushing for a swift return plan, while other political figures urge caution, emphasizing the need for a stable environment in Syria before any repatriation.

Meanwhile, the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees has paused decisions on Syrian asylum applications, citing the unpredictable situation.

As the debate continues, many refugees in Germany are experiencing mixed emotions, from initial joy over Assad's fall to growing anxiety about their future.