Roundup
Roundup

One in two migrants who applied for asylum between 2015 and 2016 are still waiting for an answer. Muslims in the EU are feeling well-integrated into society and InfoMigrants takes a look at how Tunisia is faring in the migrant crisis.

Migrants: one in two asylum seekers in Europe in limbo: One in two refugees who filed for asylum between 2015 and 2016 in Europe was still waiting for an answer at the end of last year, according to a study published by the Pew Research Center. Click here to read more.

Muslims in the EU: Feeling at home despite discrimination: A new study shows that while Muslim immigrants integrate well in their countries of residence in the EU, they still experience a lot of discrimination. However, the numbers vary dramatically from country to country. Click here to read more.

How is Tunisia dealing with the migration crisis: The small North African country of Tunisia is the first democracy in the Arab World, yet faces challenges due to its underdeveloped economy. How does this country, which is in a state of transition, handle migrants entering and leaving its borders? Click here to read more.

Refugees, asylum and immigration: Where do Germany's major parties stand: Amid the historic number of people seeking refuge in Germany, asylum and migration policy has become a central election campaign topic. How do the country's major political parties approach the issue? DW explains. Click here to read more.