Close to 15,000 interceptions at sea and nearly 35,000 arrivals in Italy alone to date this year: Libya continues to play a major role in Europe's migration narrative, as the EU continues to partner up with the North African nation.1
The political infighting over Britain's use of hotels for temporary migrant accommodation has further heated up in recent days. New figures show that the UK is grappling with new levels of asylum procedures.
Anti-immigrant sentiment in Poland is on the rise as demographics evolve in the country. Protests organized by far-right activists calling to stop the "immigration invasion" regularly take place nationwide. Divisive politics and onl1
Greek officials say tougher migration measures have cut sea arrivals, but the asylum freeze on Crete has drawn human rights criticism and strained ties with local authorities.
The number of first-time asylum applications has fallen across the European Union. However, a deeper evaluation of the data itself leads to mixed results in trends and developments. Above all, there's a sharp drop in the number of a1