Refugees

In Depth Several proposals are on the table but the bloc remains deeply divided over how to solve the crisis

By The Week Staff Last updated 28 June 18

Speed Read First global study of human trafficking paints picture of a lucrative trade

By The Week Staff Last updated 21 June 18

In Depth Rita Ora and Freddie Mercury are among those who fled violence to start new life in the UK

By The Week Staff Published 20 June 18

In Depth Sharp fall in number of people seeking asylum in the EU - but political battles continue

By The Week Staff Last updated 19 June 18

Speed Read New socialist prime minister avoids humanitarian crisis and diffuses political stand-off

By The Week Staff Last updated 12 June 18

Speed Read People aiding undocumented migrants may face prison sentences or fines

By The Week Staff Last updated 30 May 18

Speed Read Prison watchdog criticises ‘flippant’ Capita escort staff who forced woman to use toilet with door open

By The Week Staff Last updated 15 May 18

In Depth Eritrean teenager wins legal battle that could affect tens of thousands of refugees in Europe

By The Week Staff Last updated 13 April 18

In Depth Arthur Wagner remains a member of AfD, a party which says Islam has ‘no place’ in Germany

By The Week Staff Published 25 January 18

In Depth Long-held grievances surface during first visit by a Turkish president to Greece for 65 years

By The Week Staff Last updated 8 December 17

Speed Read Refugee organisation slams government for ‘trying to entice people to give up their rights’

By The Week Staff Last updated 4 December 17

Speed Read Miro Cerar is accused of interfering in judicial decision over deportation

By The Week Staff Last updated 24 November 17