Syrians make up the largest group of foreign doctors in Germany. Around 6,000 now live and work here after fleeing the civil war in their homeland. Now, the German government wants them to stay, saying their work has become indispen1
The International Labor Organization says that migrant workers are playing an increasingly important role in European labor markets. In the last decade, the proportion of migrant workers has also slightly increased.
With labor shortages across Europe, how can EU states balance calls to repatriate Syrians after the fall of Assad with the bloc's workforce needs?
Ryyan Alshebl, a Syrian refugee who was voted mayor of Ostelheim, shares his views on the toppling of Assad's rule. While he welcomes the fall of the regime, Alshebl says some of the rebels have un-democratic views that he doesn't s1
More EU countries are bringing in internal border checks even as Bulgaria and Romania are set to become full Schengen Area members.