In Senegal, migration tears families apart
Senegal's navy has said it intercepted thousands of would-be migrants over the past few months. Economic hardship and an ongoing political crisis make life a challenge for those left behind.
Features
Germany eyes migration policy reforms amid continued rise of far-right
The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party made strong gains in regional elections in the states of Bavaria and Hesse over the weekend, ringing alarm bells across the country. Politicians attribute the AfD's growing popularit1
EU-Maghreb ties: Reversing the old power asymmetry
Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia have toughened their tone towards Europe. The EU is walking a political tightrope as it needs the Maghreb countries to curb migration and supply energy.
‘As soon as the park closes, we pitch our tent’: Hundreds of unaccompanied minors sleep outside in northern Paris
Around 200 isolated young people from West Africa spend their nights in Belleville Park in northern Paris while waiting to obtain recognition of their status as minors. Many used to live in an abandoned school in the 16th arrondisse1
Germany's migration policy divides communities
Migration is at the center of the current political debate in Germany. In Goslar, a small town in Lower Saxony, integration has worked well so far. But as far-right narratives gain traction, the nationwide debate is intensifying. An1