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An analyst has taken to Twitter to share his mixed experiences with the new audio-sharing app, Clubhouse.
A man stabbed eight people in Vetlanda, Sweden, in what police called a potential terror incident.
EU probe on alleged migrant pushbacks is inconclusive
A Frontex investigation into allegations of illegal migrant pushbacks on Greece and Turkey's maritime border turned out to be inconclusive.
France bans far-right group that blocked migrants
The French government banned Generation Identity, a far-right group known to attempt blocking migrants from entering the country.
Denmark withdraws residency permits from 94 Syrian refugees
Denmark has withdrawn residency permits from 94 Syrian refugees, saying that conditions in the war-ravaged area around Damascus are safe.
Almost 100 migrants rescued off Libya, 20 missing
People traffickers have thrived amid the lawlessness that followed the overthrow of dictator Muammar Gaddafi's regime in 2011.
Pregnant refugee charged with arson after attempted self-immolation
The woman has been told that she must remain in Greece, where she will face trial.
Film review: The sophomore feature by Scottish writer-director Ben Sharrock lives up its title, portraying the purgatorial existence of ...
Biden overturns Trump ban on green card applicants
The ban prevented family members from joining their loved ones in the US.
Pregnant migrant sets herself on fire in Greek camp
The 26-year-old woman placed her two children outside her tent on Sunday before setting fire to it in a bid to burn herself alive, police said.
UN Eritrea expert urges probe of Ethiopia camp attack
Mohamed Abdelsalam Babiker said he was concerned for thousands of Eritreans who were in two camps in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region that were ...
At least 41 migrants feared dead in Mediterranean: UN
Scores of migrants are believed to have died while trying to cross the Mediterranean from Libya to Italy.
Canada urged to investigate Saudi asylum seeker's mysterious return
Friends of Ahmed Alharby are worried the former regime critic was forced to return to Saudi Arabia.
German 'IS leader' handed lengthy prison sentence
Abu Walaa has been sentenced to 10 years and six months for running a jihadist network and helping fighters travel to Syria and Iraq.
Germany convicts Syrian in landmark torture trial
A German court has found Eyad al-Gharib guilty of aiding crimes against humanity and sentenced him to four and a half years in prison.
Egypt pro-regime figures take aim at Clubhouse
Early signs of a witch hunt have emerged against Egyptian users of the invite-only audio-chat app Clubhouse.
Cyprus slams Turkey over asylum-seeker 'burden'
Cyprus has had the highest proportion of asylum applications in the EU for four consecutive years, at four percent of its population ...
Applications for asylum in Europe drop sharply amid pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in a sharp drop in asylum applications to European Union countries.
Rights watchdog blasts UK government for neglecting migrants
The Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor says the hunger strike reflects a wider problem facing asylum seekers in the UK.
How human traffickers are exploiting Covid-19 in North Africa
In-depth: Human trafficking has been pushed deeper into the shadows by the pandemic, with criminal gangs exploiting the economic fallout from ...
Greece calls migrant pushback claims 'fake news'
Rights groups have accused Greece of illegally forcing back to Turkey thousands of migrants.
Greece forcibly returned 9,000 refugees in ten months: report
Many of the refugees were fleeing war-ravaged countries like Afghanistan and Syria.
Aegean Sea a 'lawless space' for migrants: NGO
A Berlin-based NGO found an "unprecedented escalation" of human rights violations against migrants in the Aegean Sea last year.
Biden administration to allow 25,000 asylum-seekers into US
Reversing a Trump era policy, the Biden administration has announced that it will accept tens of thousands of asylum-seekers.
Joe Biden is to set out his foreign policy agenda at a meeting at the state department.
Tareq Alaows hopes to be the 'voice for all refugees' in the German Bundestag.
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