As the death toll from the Syrian and Turkish earthquake keeps climbing, millions of people in Idlib province in northwestern Syria are in desperate need. The UN, and individuals, are doing what they can to help.
Fear is still present among Gaziantep's inhabitants, but several days after the earthquake what appears to prevail among those left homeless is the tension and frustration. ANSA reports.
The French artist JR has brought photos of children he met on visits to refugee camps in locations including Rwanda and Greece to Turin in northern Italy. The exhibition runs until July 16.
Back in 2015, employing refugees may have seemed a risky approach for a business in Vienna to take. But it paid off for the Magdas Hotel, which has just moved to the heart of the Austrian capital.
Sweden used to be seen as one of Europe's most welcoming countries for refugees. However, a right-wing conservative government coalition propped up by a far-right party is changing Sweden's migration policy and hardening its stance1