Reports of a group of Sierra Leonian migrants who remain missing after being abandoned in the desert by Tunisian authorities are raising alarm among human rights groups. Survivor accounts reveal severe mistreatment. Meanwhile, six m1
Libya's crisis-ridden economy benefits from thousands of Syrian refugees. Despite the country's lack of an official asylum policy and its dire human rights situation, Syrians tell DW that they found a new home in Libya.
The Swedish government is reportedly planning to pay migrants around 30,000 euros to return to their home countries from 2026. The aim is to encourage long-term unemployed or low-income migrants, who rely on state benefits, to accep1
Autonomous drones that detect and track people along the border are being researched along the European and US borders. Critics see issues with this plan – and not just ethical ones.
Russia's influence in western Africa is expanding, and not only through military asistance to combat terrorism. The Kremlin has started an aggressive campaign to attract more African students to Russia.