Anti-migrant sentiment has been rising in the Italian town of Ventimiglia. Hundreds of migrants in the hopes of crossing into France remain stuck there, and the local population feels encroached upon. Like many other EU border towns1
Several non-governmental organisations (NGOs) involved in the Refugee Aid Miksalište project manage a drop-in house for migrants in Belgrade. Through activities, workshops and language lessons, they bring a breath of fresh air to th1
The results of European policy-maker’s decisions can be measured in how the numbers of migrants choosing particular routes to Europe rise and fall. And as one route is closed, another opens.
Overwhelmed by the arrival of thousands of refugees along the Balkan route in the summer of 2015, Serbian authorities are now trying to make their presence less and less visible. Refugees are prohibited from public parks as well as1
Angela Merkel took the world by surprise in September 2015 when she welcomed hundreds of thousands of refugees to Germany. How well have they become integrated into German society, two years on? Phoebe Cooke reports.