In recent months, thousands of migrants have been taken in by hotels on Spain's Canary Islands. This has caused tension in the islands' vital tourist industry, which was hit hard by the coronavirus crisis. It remains unclear if the1
After Greece's largest refugee camp was destroyed by a fire in September 2020, some 13,000 people were forced to make a home elsewhere. Around half of that group have been living in a makeshift overflow camp called Kara Tepe, where1
On the Canary Islands, the new wave of migrant arrivals is becoming a real challenge for the archipelago's long-standing culture of hospitality. The islands have been hit hard by the economic crisis that followed the COVID-19 pandem1
Greece has announced that 7,200 migrants stuck in temporary accommodation since the blaze at the Moria camp in September will be moved to permanent accommodation by September 2021. The European Commission will support the Greek gove1
A fake Facebook page claiming to be from the French Office of Immigration and Integration is asking people for money in exchange for advice. According to the director of the Ofii, this kind of scam is commonplace.