Ahmad Al Rashid was one of around one million migrants who arrived in Europe in 2015. Three years on he's acquired a Master's degree and is working for the IOM, the UN Migration Agency in London. A successful story of integration.
A woman from Kosovo recovers in a German hospital after attempting suicide. Meanwhile, her entire family is deported from Germany. How could this happen? Oliver Pieper went to find out.
An influx of female family members of refugees under subsidiary protection is expected in Germany as family reunifications are about to start again. But do the laws governing family reunifications take gender-specific needs into acc1
Polls say that migrants aren't what Germans are most concerned about. So why do the media and politicians push the topic so much? Is the AfD profiting from their mistakes? DW's Jefferson Chase takes a self-critical look.
A German government program aims to help migrants who choose to leave Germany voluntarily to find jobs and prospects in their home countries. But critics say the results of the program are little more than lip service.