EU offers aid but urges Bosnia to rebuild migrant camp
The European Union has announced additional funding to help vulnerable migrants in Bosnia, but urged the government there to rebuild a camp that burned down
Austria’s unlikely coalition plan boasts ‘best of both worlds’
Austria's new coalition of conservatives and Greens has set out plans to make the country not only a pioneer in fighting climate change but also one that pursues anti-immigration policies
The state of Britain’s economy as Brexit looms
What is the state of the British economy as the country prepares to leave the EU -- with or without a deal according to PM Boris Johnson -- on October 31?
130 migrants forced to remain on docked Italian coastguard vessel
Italy will not allow rescued refugees from the Mediterranean Sea to enter its shores until the European Union clarifies which countries are willing to take them in.
Ideas for ending EU’s migration deadlock
EU countries are floating new ideas to further curb migrant arrivals and overcome splits over how to share responsibility for those who land on Europe's shores.
Immigrants in Italy: a look at the numbers
Italy's refusal to offer safe harbour to a rescue ship carrying hundreds of migrants has cast a harsh spotlight on the new populist government's hardened stance on immigration.
Hungary’s controversial PM set to win third straight term
Viktor Orban, a xenophobic populist whose changes to the electoral system and grip on the media have provoked criticism at home and abroad, is likely to win another term in office in election.
More deaths at sea as NGOs discuss Italy’s code of conduct proposals
More Mediterranean migrant deaths were reported Tuesday, just as aid groups engaged in sea rescues were meeting Italian interior ministry officials to discuss a controversial "code of conduct" for their operations.
Merkel focuses new immigration law on jobs
Germany is planning a batch of legal measures to require and incentivize refugees to integrate into society, Chancellor Angela Merkel says.