From tackling the root causes of migration to fighting human trafficking: The EU has many different goals for its migration policy. On paper they are sold as equal. Financially, they are not, as DW data analysis shows.
Human migration may be driven by various factors – including war and persecution as well as economic motivations. But the decision to embark on a migration can often be swayed in either direction by small pieces of information - inc1
One year, the majority of refugees are from Syria, the next, most are Nigerians. The number of people seeking asylum in Europe - as well as where they come from - is constantly changing. InfoMigrants explores how and why.
Shahjahan Ahmadi was working for the ISAF forces in Afghanistan. But this job was too dangerous, and finally she decided to leave Afghanistan. Now she has started a new life in Germany and she is thankful to the German government fo1
Work and education are important for integration, but sports can offer an easy way for refugees to meet other people and to cope with stress or negative feelings. MitternachtsSport, or 'Midnight sports', is an initiative by the city1