Doaa's dangerous journey to Europe
Her fiancée died trying to cross the Mediterranean. Doaa herself was rescued and was holding two babies in her arms when help arrived. Melissa Fleming of the UNHCR wrote a book about it.
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'The misery is still real'
The media has become quieter regarding refugees in Greece, but the situation is still difficult. DW spoke with Jochen Ganter, a physician for Doctors without Borders to find out more.
Chancellor Merkel begins visit to Egypt to curb migrant flow
German Chancellor Angela Merkel travels to North Africa where she intends to discuss migration and development in the region. Activists have called on her to also address human rights abuses.
Picture of the day
This is a picture of the "Gran Ghetto," a migrant shantytown in the countryside between the towns of San Severo and Rignano Garganico in the province of Foggia in southeastern Italy.
Wednesday refugee news roundup
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has intensified his tirade against the EU's immigration policy. Thousands of people have fled the Iraqi city of Mosul and Austria plans to toughen its laws against migrants whose asylum pleas ha1