Lack of trust among member states undermines EU migration deal
Lack of trust among member states undermines EU migration deal… READ MORE … source
Survey: The longer migrants remain in Norway, the less they integrate (DEBATE)
Although refugees who come to Norway rapidly integrate into the labor market, the gap between their and locals’ employment will increase again after just five … source
EU indecision worsens Italy’s migrant crisis
As the European Union seeks a long-term solution to the refugees crisis, tens of thousands of migrants continue to pour into Italy setting up makeshift camps in … source
What Living Conditions Are Like For Syrian Refugees In Berlin: VICE News Tonight on HBO
There is no proper housing, no good life,” a Syrian refugee named Farouk told VICE News correspondent Milène Larsson in Berlin. “There is no good food, … source
Ruins & Rubble: Hazy prospects for rebuilding Homs, Syria
With no end in sight for the war in Syria, pictures of total devastation can be seen throughout the country. We can show you exclusive drone footage from the ……
The Global Philosopher: Should borders matter? BBC News
Michael Sandel explores the philosophical justifications made for national borders. Using a pioneering state-of-the-art studio at the Harvard Business School, … source
Bangladesh: Rohingya migrant crisis
The Rohingya, a Muslim minority in Myanmar are potentially facing crimes against humanity according to top UN officials. “Seventy four … source
Refugees in Greece and Serbia forced to endure sub-zero temperatures
Fears are growing for thousands of refugees stuck with next to no shelter in sub-zero temperatures. In Serbia, hundreds of migrants lined up in the freezing snow … source
Could 2016 become the worst year for migrant deaths? BBC News
The International Organisation for Migration has released figures suggesting that 2016 could become the worst year to date for migrant deaths. It says more than … source
What It’s Like For Migrants Making The Perilous Trek Into France (HBO)
Last year, 171000 migrants reached the shores of Europe — down from more than a million at the height of crisis in 2015. The majority passed through Libya … source