Africans in Tunisia, who are trying to make their way to Europe via irregular migration routes, are unimpressed with the new "strategic agreement" on migration — that's if they've heard of it at all.
An Italian fishing boat was reportedly attacked and “heavily damaged” by the Libyan coast guard in international waters on the Mediterranean. Nobody was seriously injured.
The curtailing of legal migration pathways to Europe can play a role in human trafficking operations in countries far away from the bloc. InfoMigrants talked to several experts to examine the cross-country impact of stricter EU bord1
The seas are rising in Senegal and driving people from coastal cities to either migrate inland or leave for Europe. Gaston Berger University of Saint-Louis (Senegal) sociology professor Mamadou Dimé connects the dots between climate1
With commercial trawlers taking their livelihoods, hundreds of West Africans try to cross the Atlantic to reach Europe every year. It's a dangerous journey. DW's Sira Thierij reports from Senegal, as some prepare for their next atte1