Working in Germany: What is the 3+2 regulation?
The 3+2 regulation allows asylum seekers to stay in Germany to complete vocational training, despite their asylum application being rejected. Here's a look at how it works.
Understanding Europe
What you need to know: The German-Spanish migrant deal
Berlin and Madrid are demonstrating unity with a joint agreement on returning migrants from Germany to Spain. Now Germany wants to seal similar deals with other countries. But what exactly does it involve?
Exploitation of migrants: An army of 15,000 'work gang leaders'
Some 15,000 people are involved in the practice of subjecting migrants to exploitation with 'gang masters' in Italy. The individuals are part of a hierarchy that goes from drivers up to the bosses and are linked to organized crime g1
France's new asylum law: What you need to know
On August 1, the French Parliament signed into law a new asylum and immigration bill. What will change for asylum seekers in France?
Fact check: Working as an asylum seeker in Germany
As a foreigner in Germany, you may be eligible to receive certain benefits. This is regulated by the Asylum Seeker's Benefits Act – or "Asylbewerberleistungsgesetz". But what does that entail and what restrictions apply?