Among the over one million people who fled Ukraine to Germany are some 40,000 non-Ukrainians, many of them international students. Unlike Ukrainian nationals, they face high legal and bureaucratic hurdles.
Five people were killed by far-right terrorists in Solingen in 1993 because they were from Turkey. Their relatives are fighting to preserve their memory.
Days after Russia invaded Ukraine, the European Union activated a set of measures giving fleeing Ukrainians almost the same privileges as local nationals. Can this response serve as a blueprint for future asylum policies?
A migrant center near the Franco-Italian border is saturated with sub-Saharan migrants fleeing Tunisia's xenophobic policy and other exiles who stay because of the excessively high-priced train tickets to Paris.
The British government announced restrictions on student visas Tuesday in order to help cut net migration figures, which are expected to be at "record highs" when they are announced Thursday.