Germany to introduce payment cards for asylum seekers
Later this year, Germany is set to introduce payment cards loaded with credit for asylum seekers and refugees to use for basic needs.
Understanding Europe
How will the new German citizenship law affect you?
The German passport is considered one of the strongest globally. With the new citizenship law in the country, it will become easier to own one. What will that mean for migrants and asylum seekers? InfoMigrants takes a look.
UK: Around 100,000 people still waiting for decision on asylum claim
The UK government claims it has cleared a backlog of 'legacy' asylum claims. But critics point out that tens of thousands of people are still awaiting a decision.
Explainer: How is a young migrant's age assessed in Germany?
Many children and young people who arrive in Europe alone lack valid identification or passport documents. Therefore, authorities in Germany employ a special procedure to estimate their age to ensure the protection of unaccompanied1
Cologne: How unhoused migrants can protect themselves against the cold
With winter well underway and temperatures sometimes falling below zero, unhoused people, including migrants and refugees, are at greater risk of suffering hypothermia, pneumonia and even death. Here's how to stay warm if you find y1