Alan Kurdi

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

Figures show perilous journeys continue on anniversary of three-year-old’s death

Football For Refugees is working to bring a touch of colour back into lives of child refugees

The winning photo capturing the murder of Russian ambassador on camera raises questions about sensationalism and giving publicity to terrorism

Empathy can help curb recidivism and speeds up the healing of patients in hospitals, and Peter Bazalgette reckons it can solve a lot of our currents societal problems

Giving platform to naysayers would have sown division in welcoming town

Bana al-Abed’s account of bombings has attracted wide attention – as well as scepticism

Ireland and Ulster rugby player Trimble travelled to two refugee camps in Tanzania

A year after the boy drowned, those trying to escape war still get little help from Europe

Photograph of three-year-old boy’s body lying at waters edge prompted global outcry

Of the thousands of migrants sheltering on Sicily, many are unaccompanied children

Image of shocked Omran Daqneesh represents reality for millions of children

Hassan, a teacher from Syria, pays €2,000 for a dinghy crossing from Turkey to Greece

Frances Fitzgerald said last year Ireland would take up to 4,000 people under EU plan

Patrick Pearse set out a mystical rationale for Irish nationality. How does his vision stand up in now, and can a nation state compete with the forces of hypercapitalism?

Alleged people-smugglers in Bodrum court over drowning of boy and four others