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'My beauty salon will be open to all women': A Congolese refugee rebuilds her life in North Macedonia

Sandra and her children come from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Few migrants decide to settle in North Macedonia, a transit country along the Balkan route, where the right to asylum is rarely given. Yet Sandra chose to remain in the capital Skopje and acquire her independence through work.

Ibrahim's tale: 'Tunisia has become more dangerous than Libya for sub-Saharians'

For years now, 23-year-old Ibrahim*, from Guinea, has been trying to reach Europe, first through Libya, then through Tunisia. In late September, he was stopped at sea by Tunisian forces and deported to Libya, in a violent manner, he says. This is his story:

Returning to Syria — between loss and hope

After the toppling of President Bashar Assad, some Syrian refugees are returning to their homeland from exile abroad. DW accompanies three returnees trying to rebuild their lives and their country.

'The smugglers devour your money': a Guinean migrant condemns the lies of traffickers along the road

Ibrahim (a pseudonym) has been on the road for six years. The 23-year-old Guinean traveled through Algeria, Libya and Tunisia, hoping to cross the Mediterranean to reach Europe. Smugglers lied to him at every stage of his journey, he says, whether it was in the desert or at sea. This is his story:

Czechia: Ukrainian refugees fear new government's policies

Andrej Babis's recent election victory in Czechia makes some Ukrainian refugees there fear they could become targets of a growing anti-immigrant sentiment, despite their legal status and contribution to the economy.