In Italy's first refugee center dedicated to fathers and their children, situated on the slopes of Mount Etna, fathers often assume both parental roles, due to the absence of female figures in some families. Just outside Catania in1

European parliamentary assistant Ibrahima Lo reflects on the 11th anniversary of the Lampedusa shipwreck, where 368 lives were lost, emphasizing the ongoing indifference to migrant deaths in the Mediterranean.

For a group of Afghan refugees in Hamburg who fled their homeland after the Taliban captured power, cricket offers a pathway to integration.

In Bavaria, many refugees face challenges such as revoked work permits and denied training opportunities, despite Germany's pressing labor shortage, Stephan Dünnwald, spokesperson for the Bavarian Refugee Council, says.