About 40,000 Syrians have returned from Turkey to rebel-held regions of northwestern Syria. This follows an easing of restrictions on the movements of Syrian nationals, which had been in place prior to the deadly earthquake of Febru1
Survivors of last Sunday's shipwreck off the coasts of Calabria recount to Doctors without Borders the tragic stories of their companions who died at sea. The NGO is providing assistance to survivors at the Isola di Carp Rizzuto she1
Turkey is accusing Greece of blocking migrants in the Aegean Sea, forcing them to take longer journeys directly to southern Italy. Crammed in the hold of large sail ships or rusty fishing boats, migrants travel on desperate journeys1
It is one of Germany's most notorious deaths in custody: The presumed killing of Oury Jalloh, an asylum seeker from Sierra Leone who died in a police cell in 2005. After more than 17 years of legal battles, the highest German court1
The Finnish government has declared it will commence building a 200-kilometer fence on its border with Russia. Finland says the war in Ukraine has fundamentally changed its security situation, and fears Moscow could use migrant flow1