Relocating refugees from the two main countries of first arrival, Italy and Greece, has proven to be a difficult process in the past two years. When implemented correctly, however, the EU scheme promises lasting solutions for migran1
The European Asylum Support Office (EASO) has started a new hotline in Rome to answer refugees' questions on relocation and family reunification programs in Europe.
Bangladesh is now becoming one of the largest countries of origin for migrants to Italy. What are the reasons behind this, and what routes are they taking?
The return of warm weather is an opportunity for migrants and refugees to take part in leisure activities that are not available the rest of the year. Infomigrants looks at some interesting initiatives in France.
Denmark is sandwiched between two of the most popular destinations for asylum seekers in Europe, Sweden and Germany. Though generally known as a liberal welfare-state, the country has taken in far fewer refugees in recent years then1