Germany Offers Money for Refugees to Go Back Home

The number of Afghans being deported from Germany has almost doubled in recent years. Some asylum seekers in Germany are being offered cash if they volunteer to return home before February. The incentive applies to around 100,000 refugees and amounts to about $1,200 per person. Al Jazeera's Aela Callan reports from Bayreuth, Germany.

Catalan Companies Are Leaving Catalonia and Other World Stories | DW Documentary

Catalan companies are leaving Catalonia because of uncertainty; Famine as a weapon in South Sudan; Conservative party MP's in Germany are pushing for a quota; Fears of a new refugee route to Romania.

Germany: Merkel Agrees to Limit on Refugees Entering the Country

Merkel's Bittersweet Election Victory

The German right wing party AfD has been voted into parliament with the third largest share in votes. Many say their surge is due to Angela Merkel's controversial refugee policies, but is it that simple? PBS NewsHour Weekend Special Correspondent Christopher Livesay reports.

Theresa May on Brexit, Saudi Arabia and Refugees

Theresa May is in the Middle East on a trade mission.

She's due to arrive in Saudi Arabia later - and is being urged to raise concerns over human rights.

The Prime Minister has defended her dealings with the Kingdom and says she will bring up the issue of Yemen, where the Saudi military is engaged in a long-running campaign.

The Prime Minister been speaking to our Political Editor, Faisal Islam.

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It seems to me that Theresa May wants her cake and eat it. And chasing around the world, brown-nosing here and brown-nosing there is most unbecoming. She'd be far better off working with our European brothers and sisters than this. Our future should be in Europe, not the Middle East. – Mark

Why Hungary's Crackdown On Refugees Is Being Criticised? – Inside Story

Ann Coulter Speaks Out against Accepting Refugees

Mar. 17, 2017 - 6:07 - Author goes on 'Hannity' to slam Germany's immigration policies, reacts after judge blocks President Trump's revised travel ban

Canada Sees Surge in Border Crossings as Thousands Seek Asylum from US

The number of refugees crossing into Canada from the US has soared since late last year.

FDR Rejected Anne Frank Twice as a Refugee, Advocate Urges Trump Not To Close U.S. Borders Again

As President Trump prepares to issue a new executive order barring all refugees and visitors from seven majority-Muslim nations, we speak to Steven Goldstein, the executive director of the Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect. He reflects back on how FDR twice denied permission for the Frank family to come to the United States as refugees to escape Nazi-occupied Amsterdam.

Priebus: Executive Order on Refugee Program Coming Soon

President Obama's Responsibility for the Refugee Chaos

Feb. 01, 2017 - 4:42 - Former Rep. Dennis Kucinich analyzes the fallout of the previous administration's Mideast policy on 'The O'Reilly Factor'

Refugees Detained at US Airports after Trump's Order

Bryan Llenas shares latest details from JFK Airport in New York City

Trump Says Merkel Made 'Catastrophic Mistake' on Refugees

On 'Hannity,' Dr. Sebastian Gorka sounds off on 'failed immigration policies' abroad

The Night That Changed Germany's Attitude To Refugees

A Night In Cologne: The New Year's Eve celebrations that changed Germany's attitude to refugees

Farage Warns Trump: Don't Let America Become Like Brussels

Germany Cracks Down on Salafists to Shield Refugees

THE NEW YORK TIMES: HILDESHEIM, Germany — For years, the authorities in Germany have warily monitored the swelling ranks of Salafists, followers of an ultraconservative branch of Islam who are known for aggressive proselytizing and their sympathies for the Islamic State.

But after long being perceived as dithering, German officials are cracking down with new resolve, as evidenced in a nationwide sweep against one Salafist group this past week, just days after the arrest of a high-profile imam.

The sudden vigilance has been propelled in part by increasing concern that the Salafists are trying to recruit among the hundreds of thousands of Muslim refugees who arrived a year ago, encouraging some to sign up for jihad in Syria and Iraq or to carry out attacks in Germany. » | Alison Smale | Saturday, November 19, 2016

Hungary Votes on Whether or Not to Accept Refugees

Hungary held a referendum on whether or not to accept the EU's planned mandatory refugee redistribution quota.

Germany: AfD Leader Compares Refugees to Compost Heap

The leader of the Alternative for Germany party has stoked controversy by comparing refugees to a pile of compost, and this isn’t the first time she’s made such statements.

Inside Story: Is Libya the Answer to the Refugee Crisis in Europe?

Hungarian prime minister proposes building a city for refugees on the Libyan coast.

Obama Draws Pledges to Double Refugee Intake | DW News

US President Barack Obama has announced a pledge by 52 nations to take in 360,000 refugees from war-torn countries this year, in a bid to help some of the approximately 65 million displaced people around the world.