A group of migrants recently held a ground-breaking protest in Libya. The protesters, most of whom were Ethiopian or Eritrean, forced open the doors of a detention centre, where they were being held, and marched towards the capital, Tripoli, which was about 20 kilometres away.
The controversial EU refugee agreement with Turkey has been running for two years. But there are still several hitches, with particularly the question of funding still not completely settled.
The World Economic Forum looks at how migration is impacting 22 cities across the world. Ethiopia has introduced civil registration for refugees and DW finds asks how Malta as an EU member state is dealing with newly arriving migrants. This and more in today's roundup.
How do refugee journalists view their new lives in Germany? In the DW video series "Dear Germany," Azerbaijani journalist Jasur Mammadov tells how he made it - and how it was more difficult than he imagined it to be.
Tech developers came together in Rome to create applications that foster communication and integration between young refugees and their Italian counterparts. The 'hackathon' was organised by Techfugees Italy, a non-proft organisation that puts technology at the service of migrants.
© Copyright ANSA Italy's National Guarantor, who safeguards the rights of detained people, has asked for refugee reception centers in the country to be independently monitored. Rights groups have accused Italian officials of maltreating and torturing refugees.
Facebook does not have to actively seek and delete defamatory posts linked to Anas Modamani, a court has ruled. The Syrian filed a case after his selfie with Angela Merkel was manipulated to link him to Islamist attacks.
Prime Ministers Gentiloni and Seraj have promised closer cooperation to combat migrant smugglers. Their meeting came one day before EU leaders converge in Malta to discuss the EU's future.
The Syrian town of Aleppo is famous for its laurel soap. The war has destroyed most of the city's 50 factories but the product has found a new home 4,000 kilometres away on the outskirts of Paris.