After Tunisian Prime Minister Youssef Chahed's meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel yesterday, the media in Germany and Tunisia went abuzz over the discussion, particularly in regards to their exchanges on the migrant crisi1
A French court ruled Monday that the city of Calais would have to remove a trash skip installed in front of showers set up for migrants by Secours Catholique, the French branch of the Catholic charity Caritas.
In a new study, a panel of experts led by the government's point woman on migration has called for increased rights and better prospects for immigrants to Germany. It is an election-year rebuke to factions such as AfD.
The migrant crisis was at the top of the agenda for the meeting between the two leaders in Berlin. The topics included deportations of illegal migrants from North Africa in Germany, as well as Tunisia’s role in providing assistance1
The Tunisian Prime Minister has refused to build detention centers to keep migrants from traveling to Europe. The Germany economy is on an upswing - and state spending on refugees seems to have helped. This and more in today's news1