In mid-February, round 300 migrants were intercepted at sea by the Libyan coast guard and transferred to a detention center at Sharah Zawiya, in the south of Libya's capital Tripoli. The center has been open for at least a year. Rec1
Greece and Turkey are engaged in a proxy war on social media over what is happening on the border between the two countries. Since Turkey announced on February 28 that it would no longer stop migrants crossing into Europe, causing t1
Armed Greek civilians have begun patrolling the Greek-Turkish border region. They say they are helping keep villages safe and protect private property. DW reporter Kostas Simeonidis joined one of their patrols.
Thousands of migrants have gathered along the Turkish-Greek border since Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced the gates to Europe were open. InfoMigrants found that this migrant influx is partly orchestrated by Ankara to1
Thousands are stranded on the Greek-Turkish border. Some have drawn parallels to the 2015 crisis but both Berlin and Brussels reject the comparison. DW breaks down what's changed since then, and where problems remain.