EU refugees

Humanitarian aid workers stationed in Poland and Romania tell Newsweek about some of the difficulties that have faced Ukrainian refugees.

Krasimir Karakachanov, Bulgaria's defense minister, wants to use military means to protect the EU's external borders.

The "identitarian" activists played down reports of trouble.

Activist has become a symbol of ordinary Europeans who oppose government policies on migration.

Germany's asylum agency denies any wrongdoing.

Around 2,000 people have died crossing the central Mediterranean this year.

European leaders need to change their focus from stopping migrant arrivals to preventing torture, beatings and exploitation in the countries people are desperate to leave.

Starbucks has never been a company to stay on the sidelines and will employ 2,500 refugees across its European locations by 2022.

German media said the woman had sought asylum and had been attacked by other refugees.

A total of 68 people with affiliation to the powerful Ndrangheta syndicate were arrested.

Hungary has long been one of the European Union's awkward squad.

Orban's government insists accommodation meets international standards, but the U.N. has urged EU states to stop transfers of asylum-seekers until conditions improve.

At least 10 people were injured in the blaze at the Grande-Synthe migrant camp near Dunkirk.

Italian photojournalist Giulio Piscitelli spent five years documenting the struggle of refugees attempting to emigrate from Africa into Europe.

Chancellor's political opponents propose an 'Islam law' that would place tighter rules on preachers and ban foreign funding of mosques.

Poland is an example of a state that receives large amounts from Brussels but has not accepted any refugees under the EU's relocation scheme.

U.K. will only house 350 children under the scheme, despite campaigners' hopes for 3,000.

The local mayor said calm has been restored at the center.

'None of us want to be sleeping on the street or under the train tracks,' a refugee says. "I can do any kind of work here. I just want to start.'

The destruction of the seedy camp leaves many wondering if they'll find asylum in England or France—or be expelled from Europe.

Children are at risk if authorities continue to rush dismantlement of the notorious refugee camp.

Police raided an apartment and detained a man in connection with the elusive suspect, Jaber Albakr, 22.

The feeling around the vote may have more impact on the EU and migrants than the result itself.

Comments come ahead of a controversial referendum in Hungary on the issue.

Diether Dehm, an MP for the Left party, collected an African boy in Italy and drove him to Germany through Switzerland.

War of words erupts ahead of a referendum on refugees in the Eastern European state.

Monday's UN refugee summit was a missed opportunity to help those most in need.

Only a handful of refugees try to enter Hungary before being turned back, and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has promised to reinforce the border fence he ordered built last year.

Like the U.S. Republican Candidate, U.K. politicians also want to build a wall, in Calais, to keep migrants out.

Germany's leader is facing criticism over the open-door refugee policy in the wake of attacks.