How Germany's new immigration law gives refugees hope
Thousands of rejected asylum seekers in Germany are left fighting a tangle of bureaucracy for years. DW's Ben Knight has met two for whom a new law will offer the chance to stay longer.
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'There is no future here': Iraqi Kurds look to migrate to Europe
Haresh Talib is an Iraqi Kurd. He is a printer and a civil servant in Sulaimaniyah and has a flat in a good area of the city. But he is hoping once again to travel to Europe to ensure his family’s future.
Afghanistan women athletes in peril, future uncertain
The Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan in August last year crushed the dreams and hopes of millions of Afghan women who had made significant strides in the past 20 years.
Is the UK government planning next flight to Rwanda?
While giving evidence to a parliamentary select committee, charities in the UK say that the British government is already detaining people with the view to send them to Rwanda, possibly before the full judicial review is due to take1
Aminata Toure becomes first Black German in state Cabinet
As the social affairs, youth, family, seniors and equality minister of Schleswig-Holstein, Aminata Toure has pledged to fight for more diversity in politics. She's the first Black member of a German state government.