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Asylum and Migration

Economic globalization has spurred unprecedented global migration as streams of people leave developing nations for opportunities in developed countries. Economic pressures, political upheaval, ethnic conflict and discrimination are some of the issues facing the millions who seek better lives abroad.

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Zwei Männer sterben bei versuchter Überquerung des Ärmelkanals, zwei Frauen erleiden Verbrennungen - Hannah McKay / REUTERS

Zwei Männer sterben bei versuchter Überquerung des Ärmelkanals, zwei Frauen erleiden Verbrennungen - Hannah McKay / REUTERS

Migration Zwei Männer sterben bei versuchter Überquerung des Ärmelkanals, zwei Frauen erleiden Verbrennungen

Sie wollten nach Großbritannien und riskierten ihr Leben: Bei dem Versuch, den Ärmelkanal zu überwinden, sind in der Nacht zwei Menschen gestorben. Es gab auch Verletzte.

US-Senatoren warnen vor tödlichen Folgen von Schock-Handschuhen - Angelina Katsanis / AP / dpa

US-Senatoren warnen vor tödlichen Folgen von Schock-Handschuhen - Angelina Katsanis / AP / dpa

ICE-Ausrüstung US-Senatoren warnen vor tödlichen Folgen von Schock-Handschuhen

Rund ein Dutzend demokratische Senatoren haben die amerikanische Behörde ICE aufgefordert, den Kauf von neuen Schock-Handschuhen zu stoppen. Sie warnen vor unverhältnismäßiger Gewalt und möglichen tödlichen Folgen.

How Europe Is Bowing to a Libyan Warlord on Migration - Media office of Khalifa Haftar / AFP

How Europe Is Bowing to a Libyan Warlord on Migration - Media office of Khalifa Haftar / AFP

Boats from Eastern Libya How Europe Is Bowing to a Libyan Warlord on Migration

Brussels is concerned about the rising number of migrants reaching Crete - and is allowing itself to be blackmailed by the notorious Haftar family in eastern Libya, as DER SPIEGEL reporting has found. By Nikolai Antoniadis, Steffen Lüdke und Asia Haidar in Greece, Italy and Hamburg

»Die Bilder, die aus Ceuta kommen, sind inakzeptabel« - Abdel Majid Bziouat / AFP

»Die Bilder, die aus Ceuta kommen, sind inakzeptabel« - Abdel Majid Bziouat / AFP

Reaktionen zum Ansturm auf Spaniens Exklave »Die Bilder, die aus Ceuta kommen, sind inakzeptabel«

Die Bilder von Migranten, die in die spanische Exklave Ceuta eindringen, wühlen Europa auf und zwingen die Politik zum Handeln. Bei wem liegt die Verantwortung, auf wen muss man jetzt Druck ausüben: Marokko oder Spanien?

Warum so viele Schweden-Auswanderer jetzt wieder zurückkommen - tandrea85 / Shutterstock

Warum so viele Schweden-Auswanderer jetzt wieder zurückkommen - tandrea85 / Shutterstock

Strengere Einbürgerung Warum so viele Schweden-Auswanderer jetzt wieder zurückkommen

Natur, Bildung, Arbeitsmarkt: Deshalb sind viele Menschen nach Schweden gekommen. Nun packen sie ihre Koffer. Was das mit verschärften Regeln im Land zu tun hat. Von Regine Glaß, Göteborg

So schottet Trump die USA noch weiter ab - Evelyn Hockstein / REUTERS

So schottet Trump die USA noch weiter ab - Evelyn Hockstein / REUTERS

Antimigrationspolitik des US-Präsidenten So schottet Trump die USA noch weiter ab

Die brutalen ICE-Razzien sind aus den Nachrichten verschwunden. Trotzdem treibt Donald Trump seine Politik gegen Migranten voran. Diese Woche könnte ihm der Supreme Court ein entscheidendes Urteil bescheren. Von Britta Kollenbroich, Washington

Die Probleme verschwinden nicht, nur weil irgendwo ein Haus enteignet wird - Christoph Reichwein / dpa

Die Probleme verschwinden nicht, nur weil irgendwo ein Haus enteignet wird - Christoph Reichwein / dpa

meinung •Kampf gegen Schrottimmobilien Die Probleme verschwinden nicht, nur weil irgendwo ein Haus enteignet wird Ein Kommentar von Tobias Großekemper

Bald soll es für Kommunen leichter werden, gegen die Besitzer von Schrottimmobilien vorzugehen. So möchte man die Folgen durch Armutsmigration besser in den Griff bekommen. Dafür wären ganz andere Schritte nötig.

Syrians from Germany Helping with the Rebuild - But Are Wary of Moving Back - Alice Martins / DER SPIEGEL

Syrians from Germany Helping with the Rebuild - But Are Wary of Moving Back - Alice Martins / DER SPIEGEL

Remnants of the War Syrians from Germany Helping with the Rebuild - But Are Wary of Moving Back

Architects, IT experts, doctors, engineers: Syrians from Germany are doing what they can to help with the reconstruction of their old homeland. But lingering security concerns and an attachment to their new home is keeping many from moving. By Katrin Elger und Asia Haidar

Returning Home from Hell - Marian Blasberg / DER SPIEGEL

Returning Home from Hell - Marian Blasberg / DER SPIEGEL

Trump's Prisoners in El Salvador Returning Home from Hell

Donald Trump deported the makeup artist Andry Hernández out of the U.S. and into a Salvadorian high-security prison. He has since been freed - and become a symbol for the erosion of the rule of law in the United States. By Marian Blasberg in Venezuela and El Salvador

How Is Germany Doing 10 Years after the Refugee Crisis? - Sean Gallup / Getty Images

How Is Germany Doing 10 Years after the Refugee Crisis? - Sean Gallup / Getty Images

"Have We Done It?" How Is Germany Doing 10 Years after the Refugee Crisis?

In 2015, with hundreds of thousands of refugees from Syria and elsewhere marching toward Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel said: "We can do it." Ten years have since passed. How much progress has been made? By Susmita Arp, Katrin Elger, Asia Haidar und Miriam Olbrisch

A Daring Escape from China to the U.S. via the Darién Gap - Gerald Bermudez / DER SPIEGEL

A Daring Escape from China to the U.S. via the Darién Gap - Gerald Bermudez / DER SPIEGEL

"For Me, There's No Going Back" A Daring Escape from China to the U.S. via the Darién Gap

Tens of thousands of people are leaving China on the search for a better future. And they are taking ever greater risks as they try to escape the long arms of Beijing's enforcers. DER SPIEGEL followed Chen Ye on his odyssey to the United States. By Marian Blasberg und Christoph Giesen

The Darién Gap Migrant Highway, Courtesy of the Mafia - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Gerald Bermudez / DER SPIEGEL (3), Grafik: DER SPIEGEL

The Darién Gap Migrant Highway, Courtesy of the Mafia - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Gerald Bermudez / DER SPIEGEL (3), Grafik: DER SPIEGEL

One of the Most Dangerous Routes in the World The Darién Gap Migrant Highway, Courtesy of the Mafia

The Darién Gap between South and Central America is exceedingly dangerous, but hundreds of thousands of migrants try their luck every year in an effort to reach the U.S. Now, a drug cartel has turned the jungle crossing into big business - and the refugees profit as well. By Marian Blasberg and Gerald Bermúdez (Photos) in Acandí, Colombia

A Notorious Human Trafficker on Trial in the Netherlands - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Sergei Telenkov / iStockphoto / Getty; Narciso Contreras / Polaris / ddp; Narciso Contreras / laif; Santi Palacios / AP

A Notorious Human Trafficker on Trial in the Netherlands - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Sergei Telenkov / iStockphoto / Getty; Narciso Contreras / Polaris / ddp; Narciso Contreras / laif; Santi Palacios / AP

Brutality in the Desert A Notorious Human Trafficker on Trial in the Netherlands

Walid Negash, one of the most notorious human traffickers in the world, is on trial in the Netherlands. He is suspected of having tortured thousands of refugees in Libya. By Lucia Heisterkamp and Paul J. Hildebrandt

Berlin's Overcrowded Refugee Camp in Tegel - Max Avdeev / DER SPIEGEL

Berlin's Overcrowded Refugee Camp in Tegel - Max Avdeev / DER SPIEGEL

A Place of Chaos Berlin's Overcrowded Refugee Camp in Tegel

Some 5,000 people live in Germany's largest refugee camp, located at Berlin's former Tegel airport. The conditions are dire - yet many companies are making a mint. A look behind the fences. By Frauke Hunfeld und Alexander Kauschanski and Max Avdeev (Photos)

"Pithy Sayings Are Not Part of My Approach to Politics" - Peter Rigaud / DER SPIEGEL

"Pithy Sayings Are Not Part of My Approach to Politics" - Peter Rigaud / DER SPIEGEL

Interview with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz "Pithy Sayings Are Not Part of My Approach to Politics"

In an interview, Chancellor Olaf Scholz discusses how his government has improved asylum policy, how his government intends to respond to the attacks in Solingen and why he thinks his coalition stands a chance of being re-elected. Interview Conducted by Christoph Hickmann und Martin Knobbe

An Abandoned Italian Village Gets New Life - Roselena Ramistella / DER SPIEGEL

An Abandoned Italian Village Gets New Life - Roselena Ramistella / DER SPIEGEL

Unlikely Liaison An Abandoned Italian Village Gets New Life

An aging Italian woman has teamed up with a young migrant from Mali to breathe new life into an abandoned village in Calabria. Might it be an antidote to rural flight? By Anna Dotti and Roselena Ramistella (Photos), in Pentedattilo, Italy

Migrants Abandoned on the Edge of the Sahara - [M] DER SPIEGEL, Foto: Mahmud Turkia / AFP

Migrants Abandoned on the Edge of the Sahara - [M] DER SPIEGEL, Foto: Mahmud Turkia / AFP

Fortress Europe Migrants Abandoned on the Edge of the Sahara

In Mauritania, Morocco and Tunisia, migrants are brought to remote areas and abandoned without food or water - some of them right in the desert. A team of reporters from DER SPIEGEL and elsewhere found that the EU is not only aware of the practice - but finances the agencies responsible.

Does the EU Share Blame for Police Violence in Tunisia? - Fethi Belaid / AFP

Does the EU Share Blame for Police Violence in Tunisia? - Fethi Belaid / AFP

Assaults, Harassment and Beatings Does the EU Share Blame for Police Violence in Tunisia?

The West has provided the Tunisian security apparatus with millions of euros in funding. It had been earmarked for combating terror, curbing migration and strengthening the democratic transition. Instead, it has empowered the police, who now feel they are untouchable. By Monika Bolliger in Tunis

How a Brutal Militia Became Europe's New Henchmen - [M] Alyssa Nothaft / DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: @LibyanXIV / X; Chiara Wettmann / Lighthouse Reports; Lighthouse Reports (2)

How a Brutal Militia Became Europe's New Henchmen - [M] Alyssa Nothaft / DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: @LibyanXIV / X; Chiara Wettmann / Lighthouse Reports; Lighthouse Reports (2)

Keeping Migrants at Bay How a Brutal Militia Became Europe's New Henchmen

A Libyan militia belonging to the warlord Khalifa Haftar hunts down refugees in the Mediterranean and drags them to Libya. DER SPIEGEL reporting shows how Frontex and Maltese officials are involved.

Europe's Nameless Dead

Europe's Nameless Dead

Refugees on the Balkan Route Europe's Nameless Dead

They freeze to death in the forests and drown in the rivers: Many of the migrants who die on the Balkan route are never identified. Relatives are desperately searching for certainty – and some even have to pay bribes to get access to the morgues.

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