Violence is becoming more and more common in the Moria refugee camp on Greece's Lesbos island. A Syrian refugee decides to leave Germany after finding integration too difficult and a restaurant in Italy is helping Syrians and locals understand each other. Read more in today's roundup.
Once again, riots broke out at the Moria refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos this week. Local politicians and migration experts are striving for solutions.
Refugees rescue NGOs in Germany have strongly refuted claims they were working with people smugglers to save migrants coming to Europe by sea. An InfoMigrants special tells the story of AfricanTide, an organization to help migrants and Iraqi refugees look forward to reuniting with their families. Read more in today's roundup.
The influx of undocumented refugees and migrants into Greece from neighboring Turkey continues with a total of 212 landing on the islands of the eastern Aegean in the last three days.
Refugees on Lesbos continue their hunger strike. The EU attempts to stem migration by limiting boat sales to Libya and Italy is evaluating the option of temporary migrant visas. This and more in today's news roundup.
A filthy prison instead of a safe haven: Iranian refugee Arash Hampay joined a hunger strike on Lesbos to protest the dire living conditions at the Moria asylum center. His brother is detained there among thousands of migrants and refugees.
A far-right group plans to patrol the Mediterranean and return migrants to Libya. Citizen accounts reveal the dire conditions for migrants in northern France, and a football team of asylum seekers has made it into the Italian league system. This and more in today's news roundup.
Seven of the top NGOs which are helping refugees in Greece have issued a joint statement to express their worries about the upcoming handover of responsibilities at migrant camps on the country's islands to the government at the beginning of August.
Gay refugees are facing challenges getting asylum in Germany. Clashes are taking place between migrants and police on the Greek island of Lesbos and a photojournalist shares his stories of covering the migrant crisis.
Greece's government has been heavily criticized by opposition party New Democracy (ND) in the wake of violent clashes between migrants and police at the Moria migrant camp on the island of Lesvos.
More than one million refugees travelled from the Middle East to the countries of Eastern Europe in 2015. This is the background of the story that British photojournalist Giles Duley tells in his new book "I Can Only Tell You What My Eyes See," a project he undertook for UN Refugee Agency UNHCR beginning in October 2015.
Italy is facing an influx of refugee minors. The Greek islands are receiving more funding to receive migrants and one Syria refugee in Germany who is an trainee shared his story with InfoMigrants. All this and more in today's roundup