Greece: Not an unexpected tragedy
The deaths of hundreds of refugees off the coast of Greece have shocked the nation. Even anti-immigrant politicians have expressed sympathy, but others are asking whether the authorities are to blame.
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Greece: Questions asked as search for migrant shipwreck survivors continues
It is not clear how a fishing boat carrying hundreds of migrants sank off southern Greece on Wednesday. As the search for survivors continues, some are still hoping to find their loved ones alive.
Romania turns to migrant workers to ease labor shortage
Half a million workers are needed to keep Romania's economy afloat. There's no shortage of interested immigrants from India, Pakistan, the Philippines and other countries. But officials are overwhelmed and unable to handle the inflo1
Is Germany about to cut its global development spending?
In 2022, Germany provided more global development aid than ever before. But now the money could run out — even for projects that have proven successful.
EU asylum reform ignores volatility of escape routes, experts say
The EU's planned reform of the bloc's asylum system, with stricter controls and accelerated procedures at external borders, doesn't take into account the complexity and development of escape paths, a migration expert has told InfoMi1