Aid Zone Learning is a game in Avlona elementary school Giannis, young teacher at Avlona elementary school, has found the best way to teach Greek to his Afghan pupils: by learning Farsi in exchange of Greek, as a…
world news World Refugee Day: The EU Response June 20 is World Refugee Day when the United Nations honours “the strength, courage and perseverance of millions of refugees”. The UN argues that
Sweden A new life for Omar: Syrian torture victim thrives in Sweden All the fun of the fair is a far cry for a young man who has seen hell on earth. Syrian torture survivor Omar Alshogre arrived in Sweden during the
United Kingdom The refugee who fled war-torn Syria only to die in London flat blaze Mohammed Alhajali, 23, is the first named victim of the deadly fire.
Papua New Guinea Australia pays millions in compensation to refugees Campaigners have hailed the payout to detainees at Manus Island as a victory for human rights
brussels bureau EU opens legal case against three countries over migration quotas The EU has launched a legal case against Hungary, the Czech Republic and Poland over their tough stance on taking in asylum seekers.
Iraq Mosul displaced hit by food poisoning Hundreds of people are being treated by health workers after an outbreak of suspected food poisoning in a camp for displaced people in Iraq.
Aid Zone Bangladesh: Rohingya migrant crisis As the UN investigate possible 'crimes against humanity' perpetrated against Myanmar's Rohingya population, Euronews visits those who have fled to neighbouring Bangladesh to hear their stories.
brussels bureau As Czechs slam door on migrants, Brussels warns of sanctions The European Commission warned on Tuesday it could sanction member states that don’t follow EU quota rules for asylum seekers by opening infringement proceedings against them as early as next…
Greece Greek police smash migrant smuggling ring Greek police say they have smashed a major people smuggling ring operating out of the country. The organised criminal gang, said to include six
Israel Ai Weiwei's ''Maybe, Maybe Not'' exhibition opens Chinese dissident artist, Ai Weiwei has struck a hopeful note for humanity with his new exhibition at Jerusalem’s “Israel Museum”. The
Bangladesh Bangladesh's Rohingya crisis Poverty stricken Bangladesh is struggling to cope with its latest large wave of displaced Rohingya Muslims. Around 74,000 have entered the country
no comment Charity highlights plight of migrants at G7 While G-7 leaders were working on their final joint communique on Saturday (27 May), the British charity Oxfam staged a protest to draw attention to migrants, displaced people and…
world news Dozens of toddlers feared dead after boat capsizes Thirty-one migrants, many of them toddlers, drowned after a migrant boat capsized off the coast of Libya.
world news UNICEF report reveals five-fold increase of unaccompanied child migrants A new UNICEF report reveals the number of refugee and migrant children travelling alone has reached a record high.
brussels bureau EU threat of legal action over slow relocation of refugees EU countries opposed to migrant resettlement quotas have been issued with a warning.
Belgium Belgian school language book for migrants causes offence A Brussels school has revised a French language book designed to help asylum seekers integrate, after some phrases linked migrants to extremism.
Italy Italian police arrest suspects after migrant murdered at sea Three Nigerians and two Libyans suspected of people trafficking, torture and murder have been arrested by Italian police after the shooting of a migrant at sea.
brussels bureau The Brief from Brussels: Hungary leading dispute over EU's refugee quotas A round up of the latest European developments from our team in Brussels
