Prosecutors in Bari, southern Italy, have opened an investigation into alleged war crimes committed by Russian soldiers against Ukrainian civilians. As part of the inquiry, numerous refugees arriving in Italy's province of Puglia have given their accounts.
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has said that migrants and asylum seekers locked up in a migrant detention center in Mykolaiv on the edge of the frontlines in southern Ukraine are in danger and need to be released.
Some 870,000 refugees from Ukraine have already returned to their home country, according to the Ukrainian government. In the last week alone, some 330,000 people have come back following a relative easing of tensions.
Since the beginning of the mass exodus from Ukraine to EU countries, there have been reports of unequal treatment and discrimination against non-Ukrainians at train stations, border crossings and elsewhere. Now that these third-country nationals are scattered across Europe trying to figure out their options, they face additional challenges, as reports about confiscated passports show.
Odessa citizens are fleeing the Ukrainian port city on evacuation trains headed to Romania or Moldava. Some remain hopeful that they will be able to return in a few weeks. A report.
African students who have fled the war in Ukraine say the racism they face is making a bad situation worse. DW's Tobore Ovuorie has kept in touch with several of them as they go about seeking refuge in Europe.
The opulent rooms of Chateau Purcari in Moldova are now hosting Ukrainians fleeing the war in their country. For the owner of the hotel, accommodating refugees is as much about politics as it is about compassion.
Dozens of Syrians suffering from 11 years of armed conflict have said that they are ready to leave for Ukraine under attack from Russia, hoping to enter the EU as refugees. ANSA spoke to numerous Syrians in Damascus and other cities controlled by the central government.
For tens of thousands of people escaping the war in Ukraine, the central train station in Germany's capital Berlin has become a hub for support and a transit point. It's where refugees of different nationalities receive food, try to find temporary accommodation and plan their onward journey. We spoke with Ukrainians and people from other countries about their escapes, fears and hopes.
Some Ukrainians have crossed the border into Romania by foot, while others drove their luxury cars west. What they all had in common was a fear of Russian attacks in nearby Odesa. Sabina Fati reports from Giurgiulesti.
Among the more than one million people who fled the Russian invasion of Ukraine are thousands of foreigners. Medical student Linda Omwenga from Kenya is one of them. Her treacherous journey to safety from Kyiv to Warsaw together with nine other Kenyans took two and half long days.
Hundreds of Nigerian citizens have been evacuated from Romania and Poland after fleeing the war in neighboring Ukraine. Those without passports were issued emergency travel documents, according to the Nigerian foreign ministry.