Fresh accusations have surfaced against Malta, alleging that instead of taking in nearly 500 migrants stuck in Maltese territorial waters a week ago, authorities returned them to Libya, where subsequently the people were sent to pri1
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.