With the fall of the Assad regime many Syrian exiles in Germany say they want to return to their homeland once the situation there is stable. Now some in Germany fear what the loss of a large number of Syrians could mean for the eco1
Many Syrians exiled in France are considering a return to their country after the collapse of President Bashar al-Assad's regime on Sunday. Yet making the decision to leave also means taking the risk of having their refugee status r1
After the fall of Syria's Assad regime, Syrian refugees in Germany have expressed a range of emotions. Their feelings are a mix of joy, fear, and anxiety about Syria’s future and who will lead the country next.
Over 26,000 migrants have entered Croatia since January, but only a tiny number of them have applied for asylum there. Most just stop there briefly on their way north to other EU member states.
The right of Syrians to stay in Germany cannot be easily revoked, argues an Amnesty International expert on asylum policy.