migrant crisis

Sweden to Seriously Restrict Refugee Numbers

By Nash Jenkins

Paris Attacks Put E.U. Refugee Crisis Under New Scrutiny

By Joanna Plucinska

Germany Can't Take Many More Migrants, Minister Says

By Nash Jenkins

Why European Leaders Are Repairing Ties With Putin

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British Politician Says Leaving E.U. Will Bring Better Curries

By one approximation, the curry industry in the U.K. is worth $6.18 billion

By Nash Jenkins

Thousands Attend German Anti-Islam March

The group has exploited growing Islamophobia in Germany

By Nash Jenkins

E.U., Turkey Reach Deal on Tackling Migrant Crisis

Turkey has been a major waypoint for the flow of migrants from the Middle East into Europe

By Nash Jenkins

Princeton Professor Faces Libel Probe for Saying Poles Killed More Jews Than Nazis in WWII

The Warsaw Prosecutor's Office received 125 complaints about the article

By Joanna Plucinska

How Europe Is Spending Money on the Migrant Crisis

Find out where the money goes

By Joyce Lee

How Smugglers Are Profiting From the Migrant Crisis

“We save lives”

By Simon Shuster and Francesca Trianni

U.K. Muslims Start Anti-ISIS Magazine

The goal of Haqiqah is "to expose the reality behind ISIS"

By Joanna Plucinska

Trump Vows to Send Syrian Refugees Back If Elected

"If I win, they're going back, I'm telling you."

By Tanya Basu

Half a Million Migrants Have Arrived in Europe Since 2015

Nearly 3,000 have died making the journey

By Tanya Basu

Witness the Resilience of Thousands of Refugees on Their Way to Europe

“You might expect to see these people broken by this point. But they are smiling. They are happy."

By Simon Shuster

Here's How McDonalds Is Helping Address the Migrant Crisis

Along with Burger King, Google and more

By Mark Rivett-Carnac

Croatia Shuts Routes to Serbia

The border closures mean the main refugee land route from Greece to northern Europe has been cut off

By Helen Regan

Germany's Top Migration Official Resigns

Germany’s top migration official stepped down Thursday.Manfred Schmidt, president of the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees, quit his position citing “personal reasons” after one of his tweets was seen as opening the country’s doors...

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Tripped Refugee Gets Second Chance in Madrid As Soccer Coach

Osama Abdul Mohsin was the refugee famously tripped by a now-fired Hungarian camerawoman.

By Tanya Basu

Facebook Partners With German Government to Quell Hate Speech

Racist posts and comments have spiked since the refugee crisis

By Claire Groden / Fortune

Germany Shuts Border as Migrants Continue to Arrive

Refugees will only be able to enter with valid passports

By Tanya Basu
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