The year 2015 is considered a pivotal moment for migration and asylum policy in the European Union, particularly in Germany. As hundreds of thousands of refugees made their way to the country, a series of events and policy decisions1
Critics say the strict regulations Italy's right-wing government imposed on private sea rescue organizations are causing more migrants to die at sea. On board a humanitarian rescue ship, InfoMigrants witnessed what it means when the1
British authorities intercepted a boat carrying more than 100 migrants in the Channel on Wednesday. The arrival of the boat’s occupants in Dover has brought the number of those who have crossed from France to the UK in small boats t1
More than 410,000 Syrians have returned home from Turkey after fleeing there during the conflict in their home country. According to the Turkish authorities, 140,000 of those have returned since mid-June alone.
In 2015, at the height of the refugee crisis, Germany welcomed hundreds of thousands of refugees. Ten years on, what has worked, what has failed – and what's the mood in the country today?