Minister to present new plan to close borders to asylum-seekers arriving from EU countries

Almost 60 percent of Italians in favor of closing the country’s ports, says Ipsos Italia

At least 10 CDU MPs speak out against chancellor in favour of tougher asylum rules

France weighs in as ‘Aquarius’ with hundreds on board heads to Valencia

Aquarius and passengers accepted by new PM Pedro Sánchez after Italian crackdown

Security tightened around terminal in bid to thwart increasingly ‘desperate’ stowaways

Government accused of corruption after 1,200 non-qualifying refugees granted asylum

Chancellor gives address 25 years after neo-Nazi arson killings of Turkish-Germans

Officials at odds over fate of 2,500 sleeping rough in rat-infested camps

Hundreds of people arriving each week on new ‘Balkan route’ to the EU

Europe Letter: EU compromise on asylum seeker rules will be hard to broker

Interior minister says asylum process will be speeded up after ‘scandalous’ incident

People smugglers are seeking gaps in the region’s tighter border security regime

Local activists and politicians believe the people of Ballaghaderreen, as well as the refugees, have been let down

Lack of resources, pressures on healthcare and rising joblessness ‘does not bode well’

‘Originally my friends thought I was a bit mad to take him in but now they admire me’

Total of 262 women, men and children have arrived in Ireland from Greece this year

Migrants accuse border guards of violence and robbery and forcing them back to Serbia

Children’s remains recovered after suspected smuggling vessel goes down in Aegean sea

Nasc claims access to legal aid, medical treatment and interpreters being withheld

Law should be changed to allow refugees bring adult children to Ireland, says report

A ‘game-changer’ EU project has helped Greek authorities, but many issues remain

Interior ministry proposal envisages sending teachers to conduct classes in refugee centres

President calls for action on vexatious migrant issue on visit to refugee camp in Athens

Myanmar refugees moved to town in 2009 after resettlement from Bangladesh camps

Serene hopes to help other refugees settle in Ireland by ‘giving Bootsy to kids who need him’

Number granted ‘leave to remain’ status in 2017 stands at 163 – down from 1,201 in 2015

French aid charities and police blame each other for clashes in Channel port city

Refugee requests are down almost 80% from peak of 890,000 two years ago

‘Saving lives is not a crime,’ says NGO worker, who helps African migrants in trouble at sea

High-profile attacks have made some Germans insecure, but the crime data is complex

The Arnous family have been offered refuge and friendship after escaping the deadly conflict

For many in Sudan, the dream of escape to Europe is worth extreme risk to life and limb

Nasc disputes Minister’s claim 98% of report’s recommendations were being introduced

Man brought Iraqi and Syrian refugees into country across Turkish border in 2015 and last year

Report says State may be losing €41m in tax by not regularising migrant workers

Greece Letter: Gangs openly beat up Afghans in Athens with tacit support of police

Delegation to United Nations indicates contentious decision made by President Trump

Department of Health the ‘only department’ not to allocate extra resources to refugees

Officials note that direct provision beds as temporary measure unlikely to solve problem

Just one public body in 20 has policies for integrating immigrants into workplace

Three people give contrasting accounts of their efforts to rebuild a normal life in Ireland

‘There were about 60 people we were able to save because they were clinging to the boat’

Bellicose US rhetoric and myriad perils of trip oblige increasing numbers to abandon hope

Government accused of using racist language after arrival of migrants from Africa

In 2016, Lille university invited people from the refugee camp to enrol. Is the ‘experiment’ working?