The heated debate about whether Syrians should return to their homeland to help rebuild after more than a decade of war is upsetting those who came as refugees — and their children, many of whom were born in Germany.

A group of female migrants has written an open letter to the German authorities in Lower Saxony, complaining that they are being treated "like prisoners" in the accommodation provided for them. The authorities deny the accusations.

The German government's attempts to usher in stricter migration policies are taking effect on various migrant groups in the country. Ukrainians are set to receive lower benefits in line with other asylum seekers, Afghans are finding1

Authorities in the Canary Islands, the Spanish archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean, have transferred 679 unaccompanied minors to the mainland. In doing so, the Spanish government has complied with the Supreme Court’s latest ruling, wh1