Italian judge gets 'death threats' over Albania centers case
Judge Silvia Albano, who did not authorize the detention of 12 asylum seekers taken to Albania, filed a judicial complaint on October 24 after receiving death threats.
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Germany promises India more visas for skilled workers
Berlin will increase travel documents for skilled Indian workers. This follows a migration agreement signed two years ago between India and Germany to enhance mobility for professionals and students.
Two suspected smuggling rings cracked across Europe
Police in Poland and Spain have worked to crack two separate smuggling rings. The gangs are suspected of bringing hundreds of migrants into the EU.
EU lacks transparency on Tunisia human rights, says ombudsman
The European Commission failed to disclose findings resulting from a human rights inquiry in Tunisia prior to the signing of an agreement with the North African country, according to European Ombudsman Emily O'Reilly.
UNHCR denies role in identifying migrants in Albania
During the question time of the Chamber of Deputies on October 23, Minister for Parliamentary Relations Luca Ciriani claimed UNHCR was involved in the identification of migrants in Italian centers recently opened in Albania. The UN1