Following arrival in Germany, what’s next? Three people help migrants to build a new life. They advise and translate. They create prospects and encourage people. They live for their commitment - and get a lot back.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has said that Afghan nationals who are sent back to their country suffer profound difficulties in adjusting to life there. Meanwhile, Germany and other European governments continue1
Hotels housing asylum seekers across the UK have become a flashpoint for anti-migrant protests, with part of the British population angered over their usage. Although costly for the government, the solution remains widespread as mig1
More and more Turkish high schools and universities are offering German courses, and an increasing number of Turkish people are studying in German universities. What's behind the trend?
Repeated anti-migrant protests have been taking place in Britain since July. They erupted after an Ethiopian asylum seeker was accused of sexual assault in the city of Epping. The movement later spread and intensified over the gover1