In early February, 19 migrants froze to death at the Greek-Turkish border. Ever since, both Ankara and Athens have been blaming each other for the deaths, yet providing no evidence of what actually happened.
Contrary to what the far-right French presidential candidate Éric Zemmour has claimed, not all asylum seekers receive €430 per month from the state. Moreover, Zemmour is mistaken when he says that social housing is mainly occupied b1
Around sixty Sudanese migrants are surviving in a discrete makeshift camp in Ouistreham, in north-west France. Although there is a certain stability here, they all pursue the same objective every day: to stowaway on a truck to get t1
Dozens of new surveillance cameras are to be installed along the coast of northern France. The aim is to prevent migrant smuggling across the English Channel.
The European Union has regularly urged the Greek government to create more opportunities to help migrants become a part of society. Athens continues to throw up hurdles, but aid groups are doing their best to help.