Roundup
Roundup

Pakistan explores its options for countering illegal migration. A German Telecom company offers training to refugees and Germany is suggesting a cash bonus for rejected asylum seekers to go home.

Countering illegal migration from Pakistan: Illegal migration from Pakistan towards Europe is a decades old phenomenon. Recent efforts to curb the flow have shown encouraging results, but experts believe that the long-term solution lies in providing legal avenues for migration.

Training opportunities for refugees at German telecommunications company: For refugees to integrate into society, it's not enough to give them food and an Apartment. They also need jobs and social recognition. Deutsche Telekom has come up with a plan. 

Germany floats Bonus for rejected asylum seekers to go home: Germany wants rejected asylum seekers to voluntarily leave the country and aims to offer an incentive. The idea, outlined by Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere, is meant to help with reintegration once back at home.

The Migration Dilemma: 'We were treated like animals': Thousands of African migrants trying to get to Europe end up trapped in Libya. Often they endure abuse, and some are even sold into slavery. DW's Migration Dilemma series looks at why people risk the journey.