By the start of this year, more than half of Europe's asylum-seeker arrivals over a two-year period had yet to be processed, a study shows. For many, the pace hinged on which nation was handling their applications.
Every second refugee suffers from psychological distress and every one in four needs an expert's counselling. However, linguistic and cultural barriers, and targeted initiatives make access to mental health difficult for the newcomers...
They leave Tunisia in groups of a few dozen on board small fishing boats and cross the 250 km of water separating the north African country from Sicily. They arrive on the beaches of Agrigento, Lampedusa or Linosa, change their clothes...
Almost one-third of all refugees in Germany are women. However, they receive little attention in the debate on integration, which makes settling into the country all the more difficult.
The University of Florence has launched an initative to teach mirant children their family's native language so that they can become "cultural ambassadors" for their countries of origin. The initative is called UNIPLURILOCAL.
Infomigrants looks at the social cafe #RefugeesWelcome in Bogovadja, 70km from Belgrade. It provides a meeting place for asylum seekers at the town's transit center.
Andrea Segre's "The order of Things" not only explores the European migration policies that have led to the recent drastic reduction in the number of arrivals in Italy, but also seeks to redefine the debate on migration.
A restaurant in Rome enables migrants to cook dishes from their home country for Italians and tell their stories. The proceeds go to the cooks and finance aid projects.
Foreigner's Offices in Germany have been facing a lot of pressure since the arrival of nearly a million refugees in 2015. The crowds have also given rise to so-called "black markets," where corrupt individuals help refugees get an appointment...
Smuggling activity in the Aegean Sea has reached the highest level since last fall, and while the causes remain unclear, the Greek islands are once again becoming overcrowded. Diego Cupolo reports from Ankara.
Migrantour is an international project of guided tours given by migrants, who help tourists discover multicultural districts of European cities in order to promote respect and integration into the local culture.
Here's a look at life among the "invisibles" of Rome's Via Raffaele Costi, where immigrants and Italians live together in poverty and institutional abandonment.