Asylum Seekers Running Out Of Options As Migration Backlash Goes Global European governments are drawing harder lines between who is and who isn’t welcome. essay Krista Mahr
‘Life Is Not For Everyone’: A Syrian Teenager Struggles to Endure Family Pressures and German Bureaucracy In Berlin, an overwhelmed asylum system tests the bonds of family and the mental health of young refugees feature Thalia Beaty
How Pregnant Asylum Seekers Navigate Birth and Bureaucracy in Germany Without birthright citizenship, babies born to asylum seekers may become stateless feature Perla Trevizo
Tajik Asylum Seekers Stranded at the EU Border Human Rights Groups Say Polish Border Guards at EU Border are Systematically Refusing Asylum-Seekers from Tajikistan Entry dispatch Agnieszka Pikulicka-Wilczewska
An Afghan Singer Takes the Stage and Faces Deportation The case of Ahmad Shakib Pouya has galvanized supporters appalled by Germany’s deportation of the celebrity musician feature Dan McLaughlin
An Unexpected Radicalization Strains Germany’s ‘Field Experiment’ A Syrian refugee’s terrorist attempt sows national reproach and alarm feature Abigail Fielding-Smith
Murder in St. Petersburg: how disinformation killed a journalist Russia’s campaign for family values has unleashed hateful rhetoric and lethal violence against gays dispatch Amy Mackinnon
German Volunteers Surmount Refugee Backlash Almost ten percent of Germans help out migrants and refugees despite rising anti-immigrant backlash feature Perla Trevizo
Migrants at Berlin Refugee Shelter Shaken Up by Police Raid Deadly terrorism in the heart of Berlin casts suspicion on refugees dispatch Luisa Beck
The true story of Georgia’s infamous sausage feud Coda embeds with Georgia’s ‘sausage extremists’ and discovers the untold story dispatch Giorgi Lomsadze
The Next Migrants Sub-Saharan Africa is poised to dominate future migration to Germany dispatch Claudia Nuñez and Sandra Baltazar Martínez
