With sales everywhere you look and fast-lanes in shopping centres facilitating a shopping frenzy, the festive period has become more about consumerism than the Christmas spirit... READ MORE›
Under the agreement, refugees arriving to the Greek islands via Turkey were to be returned to Turkey... READ MORE›
Critics say the agreement has trampled on the civil rights of refugees fleeing war and betrayed the ideals of the European Union... READ MORE›
Physical abuse of Poland's barely visible refugees has also been reported... READ MORE›
Mr Cerar, the Slovenian prime minister, attacked Croatia for dumping migrants on its border without warning... READ MORE›
As a big freeze grips Europe, the plight of refugees has become increasingly desperate... READ MORE›
That compared with more than 154,000 people who registered for asylum in Germany over the same period, according to Eurostat, the European Union's statistical agency... READ MORE›
The European Union also will resettle one Syrian from a camp in Turkey in exchange for each Syrian who used an irregular route to reach Greece... READ MORE›
We call on the Greek authorities to renew their efforts to provide decent reception conditions to refugees arriving in Greece... READ MORE›
Europe should expect 'millions' more Syrian refugees warns UN director... READ MORE›
Police in Hungary say an unprecedented number of migrants are entering the country, in a race against time to cross the border into the EU... READ MORE›
Greece is the most popular entry point into Europe for hundreds of thousands of migrants from Iraq, Syria and elsewhere... READ MORE›
Together Russia and the Assad regime are deliberately weaponising migration in an attempt to overwhelm European structures and break European resolve... READ MORE›
Migrants chant 'We want papers, we want to eat!' in day of unrest on Greek island of Kos... READ MORE›
Gauri van Gulik, deputy Europe director at Amnesty International, said that she feared refugees fleeing war and persecution would eventually be forced to go to Turkey... READ MORE›
In return for re-admitting migrants, Ankara was promised more financial aid an visa-free travel in the EU for its citizens... READ MORE›
At least 33 migrants drowned on January 30 when their boat sank in the Aegean Sea while trying to cross from Turkey to Greece... READ MORE›
On Monday, European Union interior ministers meeting in Amsterdam backed the idea of keeping the border controls in place longer... READ MORE›
But he still hopes to make it to Northern Europe for a better life, and dreams of America... READ MORE›
Protests against the presence of refugees take place in Greece and Turkey as EU deal is about to get implemented... READ MORE›
Under the EU-Turkey deal, all irregular migrants arriving in Greece from Turkey since March 20 face being sent back... READ MORE›
Since last week, Macedonia has restricted passage to northern Europe to only Syrians, Iraqis and Afghans who are considered war refugees... READ MORE›
European officials have engaged in extended talks with Turkey over an aid package that could compel Ankara to tighten its border controls... READ MORE›
Post to Facebook Greece starts clearing Idomeni refugee camp The operation was expected to last up to 10 days... READ MORE›
Turkey will receive more than 3 billion in assistance in exchange for curbing the flow of refugees to Europe... READ MORE›
Under the tentative deal with Ankara, the EU would admit one refugee directly from Turkey for each Syrian it took back from the Greek Aegean islands... READ MORE›
Activists hold banners Monday as they protest against the return of migrants to Turkey, at the port of Mytilene on the Greek island of Lesbos... READ MORE›
The deal sees migrants who arrive in Greece from Turkey sent back if their asylum application is rejected... READ MORE›
They landed back in Turkey under the EU's new deal, which is designed to halt the influx of undocumented migrants and asylum-seekers flooding Western Europe... READ MORE›
Turkish officials arrived on the island of Lesbos on Monday to help put the deal into practice... READ MORE›
Tens of thousands protested across Greece on Thursday opposing Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' government and pension reforms... READ MORE›
3 Military action against the smugglers who bring refugees to Europe... READ MORE›
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