In a new draft decree law, the German government is hoping to be able to single-handedly classify non-EU states like Algeria as safe countries of origin for asylum seekers. Most applicants from such countries have very low chances o1
Leader of the Netherland's far-right PVV party, Geert Wilders, said on Tuesday his party would quit the government due to lack of progress on plans to drastically reduce immigration. The withdrawal threatens to bring down the coalit1
A Berlin court has said that Germany must adhere to the EU's Dublin procedure when turning back asylum-seekers at the border. The ruling challenges a new migration policy, and the government says pushbacks will continue.
Germany's new Interior Minister has defended his government’s stricter migration policy. He has also signalled that he wants to talk to other EU states about third state solutions for returns. German police, meanwhile, say stricter1
Nearly 1,200 migrants reached British shores after crossing the English Channel on Saturday, a record for a single day this year. The arrivals have prompted the British government to reiterate calls on French authorities to stop mig1