Syria, Europe and asylum
Jens Spahn, a senior member of Germany’s opposition Christian Democrats ( cdu ), suggested handing €1,000 ($1,050) to any ...
By Karolina Tagaris, Edward McAllister, Riham Alkousaa ATHENS/BERLIN (Reuters) -Najem al-Moussa was delighted when news of ...
Nearly a million Syrians in Germany alone have made new lives. But after the fall of Bashar al-Assad, some politicians across ...
After learning German, she trained as an assistant in a doctor's office. Barely a day after al-Assad fled, Germany — which has the largest number of Syrian refugees in Europe with nearly one ...
Germany's Interior Minister Nancy Faeser during a round table meeting of EU justice and interior ministers at the European ...
As Syria enters the post-Assad era, EU policymakers need to learn from their failed approach to the country's civil war. The ...
Several countries, including France and Germany, have announced that they are suspending decisions on asylum applications ...
A growing number of European countries said they would stop processing asylum claims, and some want to pressure Syrians to leave.
For many Syrian refugees in Europe, joy at the fall of Assad has been tempered by immediate calls for them to go home.
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