Vote is a further blow to prime minister Viktor Orban following invalid referendum

Presidential vote likely to go to run-off between air force veteran and ruling party candidate

The ‘Paris Jungle’ was home to nearly 4,000 people who have now been evacuated

Migrants crossing ‘deadly stretch of sea’ to Italy surged to more than 27,000 in October

‘They haven’t said they want to go to Ireland,’ says interior ministry figure

Impulse to help should be written in our DNA

Government Chief Whip says accommodating children is the ‘responsible thing to do’

Motion calling for relocation of minors from the ‘Jungle’ camp to be debated in Dáil

Negative media images of Arab world and north Africa must be counteracted

Camp in city’s northeast quickly filled with 2,000 migrants following raid last month

Charities told police will arrest anyone remaining on site without registration bracelet

Unaccompanied children among hundreds left without shelter in France, charities say

Grim mood in village of Croisilles as former ‘Jungle’ residents move to retirement home

Prof Michael O’Flaherty of EU Fundamental Rights Agency says there are few exceptions

French government says it is ‘determined to stop people coming back to Calais’

As ‘Jungle’ is cleared, many migrants and refugees do not know where to go next

Some 39 busloads of people sent to regions all over France, except Paris and Corsica

Migrants in France still at risk from people traffickers, say truck drivers

‘In Europe there are a lot of voices challenging very fundamentals of human rights’

Calm prevails throughout camp as first buses depart for reception centres across the country

Irish Naval Service vessel received call for assistance from rescue co-ordination centre

We are slow to take in refugees but dispatch rescue ships with great gusto

Irish Refugee Council says fact migrants not being informed of rights is ‘alarming’

Naval Service vessel saves migrants from a sinking craft off the coast of Libya

Immigration officer responds after discovery of girl (3) in the back of a lorry in Co Wexford

‘Australian government going to extraordinary lengths to hide daily despair of the people ’

Relief but anxiety in Germany after suspect tied up with cable and handed over to police

Many Germans seem not to be sure what is German and what is not these days

Nine migrants die as LÉ Samuel Beckett rescues 128 people in two operations

Viktor Orban says landslide No vote in referendum boosts his anti-immigration stance

Leader Viktor Orban says Brussels ‘cannot ignore the will of Hungarian voters’

Orban makes final appeal to voters ahead of Sunday’s poll amid international criticism

Government critics fear victory for Orban and a crackdown on foreigners entering country

Chief threat to European stability is the mindless fear of otherness

Anti-Islamic minority’s Monday night protests are hurting German city’s reputation

Country’s refugee policy lambasted ahead of referendum on EU mandate on refugees

In ‘one of the worst tragedies of this year’ at least 450 aboard and up to 300 likely perished

President says Britain has an obligation to France over immigrants

French president François Hollande calls on Britain to help deal with migrant situation

Leaders of ‘Balkan route’ states discuss security and migrant return deals

Migrant Crisis: Body count at 162 as grisly search operation continues in Mediterranean

With trust so diminished it is impossible to be optimistic about the final outcome of New York talks

Phone call from migrant: ‘Uncle help me! People are dying . . . the boat is sinking’

Referendum is cynical move by prime minister Viktor Orban to keep focus off other issues

Viktor Orban says guarded camps needed on ‘an island or some shore of north Africa’

Minister reiterates commitment to taking in 4,000 people fleeing Middle East war