Recent headlines in the German press have focused on money being paid to criminals being deported from Germany. Some of the thousands of people obliged to leave Germany do receive financial support when deported, but these payments1
German politicians are debating whether to slash financial assistance for Ukrainian refugees. How does the country stack up against its EU neighbors when it comes to generosity in helping those fleeing war?
In August 2019, Italy’s interior minister, Matteo Salvini, invoked his "closed ports" policy to block the disembarkation of 147 migrants rescued by the Spanish NGO vessel Open Arms. What followed was a years‑long trial. Below are th1
The European Commission has unveiled plans for its next long-term budget, totaling 2 trillion euros. In this explainer, InfoMigrants breaks down the proposal, and explains what it means for future migration and asylum governance.
A sweeping trend across Europe is the tightening of immigration policies. Meanwhile, a survey revealed that three in four EU citizens believed their country should help those seeking protection. The continent is deeply divided on mi1