
1,500 Migrants Re-Apply for Asylum After Rejection By Germany
More than 1,500 applicants have reapplied for asylum in Germany since border controls were tightened in May this year, despite having previously been denied entry or asylum.

More than 1,500 applicants have reapplied for asylum in Germany since border controls were tightened in May this year, despite having previously been denied entry or asylum.

Smugglers on the French coast are exploiting a brief break in bad weather, helping to push this year’s UK total for known migrant arrivals past 40,000.

Germans can expect 541 more Afghans to arrive by the end of 2025, thanks to government-organized programs.

Thirteen migrants were rescued—with one found dead—after their boat overturned in freezing waters near Slavonski Brod.

About 640 Afghans will no longer be allowed access to Germany under the now-suspended human rights and bridging schemes.

Despite his asylum claim being rejected without appeal earlier this year, a Lebanese national was moving freely until he was detained at Aachen Station.

Ireland is struggling with its own accommodation shortages in recent months, leaving more than 1,600 asylum seekers without public housing.

Estimates indicate non-German suspects now commit more than 40% of crimes: German authorities struggling to control new arrivals.

FPÖ and Hungary step up calls for stronger borders and greater national sovereignty.

Merz aimed to reduce post-election annual arrivals below six figures, but first-time asylum applications in 2025 surpassed 100,000.