In this news summary, we look at medical aid for pregnant refugee women in Germany. The Italian news agency ANSA shows us Rome's underbelly - the Via Raffaele Costi, where immigrants and locals live in poverty, and we get to know a British couple that wants to help refugees by bicycling around the world.
What services can pregnant migrants in Germany use?: For pregnant asylum seekers, knowing that they are expecting a child can make their life in a new country even more stressful. However, the German state and a variety of charities offer support to expectant mothers. Click here to read more.
Tor Cervara's invisibles: migrants and Italians, abandoned: Here's a look at life among the "invisibles" of Rome's Via Raffaele Costi, where immigrants and Italians live together in poverty and institutional abandonment. Click here to read more.
Cycle for Love: crossing the world by bicycle for refugees: Cycle for Love is one couple's humanitarian project to help refugees - by cycling from the United Kingdom to New Zealand and send one message: "Choose love." Click here to read more.
EU relocations: the good, the bad, and the ugly: Relocating refugees from the two main countries of first arrival, Italy and Greece, has proven to be a difficult process in the past two years. When implemented correctly, however, the EU scheme promises lasting solutions for migrants in Europe. Click here to read more.