Refugee Crisis

Circumventing the EU-Turkey deal, migrants and refugees are crossing to Europe by other routes.

Authorities intercepted hundreds of people in seven inflatable boats near the western city of Sabratha.

The EU's plans to prevent people smuggling have backfired.

The phenomenon is partly driven by the refugee crisis, according to a European Commission report.

Amnesty international says it shows governments are "out of touch."

Refugees repay almost double the investment made in them, a study says.

A report by Europol-Interpol shows migrants paid between $3,200 and $6,500 to smugglers.

The U.K. minimum wage is one of many factors economic migrants consider when they come to the EU.

Refugees will learn their own languages, English and some basic Greek.

EU is mulling ways of distributing asylum seekers across member states.

The attack was on Kamouna camp in Idlib province, near the Turkish border.

Jan Boehmermann is under investigation for mocking Turkish President Erdogan.

Hungary is a staunch opponent of mandatory quotas.

She wants "to make people's hearts not be like stone."

The Greek government is straining to process vast numbers of applications.

MPs are moving towards harsher migration laws and fresh border controls.

President added that Britain would be "back of the queue" for US trade deal in the event of a Brexit.

Many in those countries believe their governments are doing more to help than they actually are, a survey shows.

The Bulgarian government has also cracked down on refugee traffic.

The British actress explains why politicians should ask themselves how history will judge this generation.

Human Rights Watch has warned that the state of the asylum process in Greece is unacceptable.

Leaked documents show plans for more equal distribution of refugees.

Brussels has come under fire from the UNHCR.

Organizers hope to introduce natives to Europe's newest citizens.

Could a change in the nature of sea patrols explain the increase in death rates in the Aegean?

The deal means disappointment—or at least an ongoing legal limbo—for the thousands who have been piling into flimsy boats to reach Greece.

Stefan Jagsch is a candidate for the NPD party, known for anti-asylum seeker rhetoric.

Ankara would take back all illegal migrants who cross to Greece in return for the EU taking in thousands of Syrian refugees from Turkey.

The three coalition parties are increasingly at odds over refugee policy.

The country would change from benevolent host to prison.