In this edition of Insiders Euronews examines how migration continues to top the European agenda and exposes Europe’s fault lines, even if a deal was reached in late June to toughen border controls and beef up repatriation procedures of migrants non-eligible for asylum.

Lack of trust among member states undermines EU migration deal

As Germany grapples with divisions over migration, Bavaria takes action to stem the flow through the country's southern border

To save her government Chancellor Angela Merkel capitulates and agrees to detention camps for migrants on the Austria border.

Chancellor Angela Merkel out plays her interior minister, Horst Seehofer and settles migration row

Penka the cow will be shot for crossing EU border without documentation

The EU and Albania have signed a draft border agreement that would allow European border agency Frontex to deploy to the West Balkan country in case of a sudden surge of migrants into the country.

Euronews recently met up with the EU’s foreign policy chief, Federica Mogherini, at the MED – Mediterranean Dialogues conference – in Rome.

European Council President Donald Tusk has given the British government until Monday to make a final offer to avoid a hard border on the island.

Right now, it's invisible. Many fear a return to border checks could undermine peace on the island and hurt its economy.

Britain's Liam Fox says there won't be a deal on the question of the Irish border until the EU agrees to discuss trade. Brussels wants things to be dealt with the other way around.

Farmers have been protesting at the border fence between Mexico and the USA to argue against President Donald Trump's plan for a modernised border wall.

EU is to implement fingerprint checks on non-EU visiters

Austria deploys troops to secure border with Italy

Austria, where an election campaign is getting under way, sends troops to crack down on human trafficking on its Italian border.

Experts say the figures are particularly shocking as significantly fewer people seem to be attempting to make the crossing.

Sweden lifts border checks as migrant tide becomes a trickle

US negotiators agree on a deal to avert a possible government shutdown, but there's no money in the budget for the president's proposed border wall.