Egypt: Sudanese refugees describe horrors in jails and increasing deportations
More and more Sudanese refugees who fled war in their country for Egypt are speaking out about the horrors facing them in Egyptian jails and the fear of deportations.
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Row over swimming lake's German language policy makes migrants uncomfortable
The operators of an outdoor swimming lake in the German city of Halle have been ordered by the city authorities to withdraw a rule that was reported to bar visitors from entering if they did not have sufficient German comprehension.1
Deniz Undav, Germany's unlikely Kurdish-Yazidi hero
He's one of the breakout stars of the World Cup: Deniz Undav, the first German international with Kurdish and Yazidi roots. After three goals in two games, Undav doesn't only have supporters of the German national team believing in1
Germany's 2026 World Cup squad built on African roots
Germany's 2026 World Cup squad has leaders with African heritage. The diversity of the team is a strength.
Aid cuts hit Malawi’s biggest refugee camp
Conditions are worsening at Malawi's Dzaleka refugee camp as food aid and key services are scaled back — and the situation could deteriorate further by the end of June.