EU's Africa fund 'spread too thinly' to reduce migration
Auditors say that the EU's five billion euro Africa fund was "spread too thinly" to address migration, that job creation was overstated and human rights risks were not properly addressed
Auditors say that the EU's five billion euro Africa fund was "spread too thinly" to address migration, that job creation was overstated and human rights risks were not properly addressed
Athens is worried that Germany's reintroduction of border checks could have a knock-on effect across Europe and see migrants being returned to Greece.
The European Union has told Tunisia it expects the country to investigate allegations that migrants have been beaten and raped by police. The EU has a deal with Tunisia intended to prevent migration to Europe.
A group of people deported from Germany to Bulgaria this month included Syrians as well as Bulgarian nationals, among them convicted criminals. InfoMigrants sought to investigate what happens to returnees next.
The trial involving Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini and the migrant rescue organization Open Arms is back in the news once again. InfoMigrants looks in more detail at what the case is about.