European countries gear up to implement asylum overhaul in 2026 with deportations, off-shoring to curb immigration

European cities are feeling the bite of a housing crunch, and analysts say this weakens social fabric and risks fuelling populism.

Rights rollback under Trump sees LGBTQ+ Americans seek refuge in Europe - but there are legal challenges to asylum

From water projects in Afghanistan to demining in Colombia, aid cuts from Trump, EU and UK stop work that makes the world safer

EU seeks to boost migrant deportations with return hubs, bans as attitudes to migration harden across the bloc

It's a multibillion-dollar question: Who will fill the aid gap left by the USAID freeze? The answer is unlikely to be Europe

High rents and a shortage of new builds is pricing people out of homes in Germany, but housing remains a blip on the election radar

Calls for an immigration crackdown have raised concerns at a time when healthcare has become heavily reliant on foreign labour.

After a year of tough policies aimed at stemming migration to Europe, seismic change in Syria has reignited the debate

EU countries like Germany and Austria are already freezing asylum claims and some are considering returning Syrians

Europe's top human rights watchdog says 'foreign agents' laws like Georgia's bill are an urgent issue for LGBTQ+ advocacy groups

The government says it has no more room to house single male asylum seekers, leaving thousands facing homelessness, charities warn

Asylum seekers from Syria, Afghanistan and elsewhere live in squalid conditions in heart of Europe, while Ukrainians enjoy special treatment

A never-before-used EU law swiftly helped millions of fleeing Ukrainians and could provide a blueprint for dealing with other refugees

Denmark seeks to send home Syrians, while welcoming thousands of Ukrainians in an apparent asylum crackdown u-turn

It relates to the case of four migrants from Afghanistan and Iran, who had their applications rejected by Hungarian authorities.