Hungary 24/03/2019 Viktor Orban says he may resume media attacks on EU institutions Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, has said his government could resume its media attacks on European Union institutions.
World 20/03/2019 Europeans on EU: ‘Intrusive and out-of-touch, but good for peace’ A majority of Europeans have a favourable opinion of the EU but they also describe it as out of touch with their needs with just two months to go until elections, the Pew Research Center has found.
World 15/03/2019 Asylum requests in EU sharply decline in 2018, new data shows Asylum requests in the EU sharply declined in 2018 compared with previous years, new figures released by Eurostat have shown.
USA 09/03/2019 Illegal border crossings into US from Canada quietly rising, data shows More than 960 people crossed into the U.S. illegally from the northern border with Canada last year, according to data released from CBP.
USA 03/03/2019 Deported parents travel to U.S. border to demand return of their children A group of 29 parents traveled from Central America to the U.S.-Mexico border with the hope of reuniting with their kids.
icon_view View 02/03/2019 It’s about the economy, and immigration, stupid, and I’m not terrified | View Hungary's government responds to a writer who claimed Viktor Orban is dragging the country into darkness.
Spain 02/03/2019 Why a Roma woman is standing for Spain's far-right Vox party Isabel Nieto says immigration is hurting the Roma people
Hungary 01/03/2019 Hungary's Fidesz party faces expulsion from European People's Party Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's ruling Fidesz party faces expulsion from the largest political grouping in the European Union.
Denmark 22/02/2019 A 'European race to the bottom': human rights defenders criticise Denmark's new immigration bill The new bill maintains that resident permits for refugees are temporary, which must be "withdrawn or exempted when possible..."
United Kingdom 21/02/2019 Amendment to May's Brexit deal could protect UK and EU citizens' rights In the case of a no deal Brexit, EU citizens in the UK and their counterparts in Europe could lose their rights overnight. An amendment to Theresa May's deal aims to change that.
Sweden 21/02/2019 Award-winning Australian entrepreneur told to leave Sweden for visa to be approved An award-winning Australian entrepreneur who's been living in Sweden for six years was told by immigration services he had to leave the country if he wanted his sole trader visa application to be considered.
Germany 15/02/2019 Meet the Akyuz family. Turkish, German and proud Euronews talks to three generations of immigrants about what 'integration' actually feels like.
Canada 09/02/2019 Quebec immigration minister tables legislation that would see 18,000 applications dropped Quebec's immigration minister has tabled a bill that seeks to cancel 18,000 pending applications to the Quebec Skilled Worker Program (QSWP) before August 2, 2018.
USA 07/02/2019 Jay-Z hires lawyer for British rapper 21 Savage in visa case Atlanta rapper 21 Savage was arrested by US immigration authorities on Sunday over claims he stayed in the country illegally. He remains in custody and faces deportation.
Italy 05/02/2019 Husband of Italy's first black minister 'to run for far-right party' The husband of MEP Cécile Kyenge, Italy's first black minister, announced he was running for the far-right League party at a local election.
United Kingdom 28/01/2019 UK parliament votes in favour of post-Brexit immigration bill The British parliament has voted in favour of a bill planning post-Brexit immigration policies.
brussels bureau 25/01/2019 The Calais resident who leaves her door open so migrants can charge their phones While her neighbours have built a wall so they don’t have to look at the migrants in Calais, Brigitte Lips welcomes them into her home.
Switzerland 24/01/2019 Watch: How can we better manage migration? | Davos 2019 A Davos panel, moderated by Euronews correspondent Isabelle Kumar, looked at ways of better managing migration flows.
Italy 23/01/2019 Italy's second-biggest reception centre for asylum seekers closed amid protests With 48 hours of notice being given, a reception centre housing around 350 asylum seekers was closed yesterday. The migrants will now be moved to other centres scattered around Italy.
brussels bureau 23/01/2019 The Brief from Brussels: Golden Visas, EU rules in the UK, Hungary EU Commission cracks down on "golden visas"
