Asylum

In a dramatic military escalation, Kinshasa accuses Kigali of backing a rebel group and seizing a border town.

Empty plane returns to hangar as European Court of Human Rights intervenes.

Only a handful of people are set to be on the first plane out.

The head of the EU executive is pressing forward with her green and digital agenda despite massive upheavals. How well is she doing?

Embarrassing redaction fail piles pressure on Greek authorities facing allegations of migrant pushbacks.

Before the war in Ukraine, the bloc’s failure to forge a common approach put the lives of thousands of asylum seekers at greater risk.

Anatoly Shariy has lived in the EU for 10 years, and has been accused of peddling Kremlin propaganda.

Her anti-war protest on live Russian TV was seen by millions. But is she a Kremlin stooge?

Pilot project aimed at Ukrainians is part of the proposal.

French president’s reelection unlikely to ease long-running tensions over Brexit and more.

British government insists the policy is ‘humane’ as backlash grows.

Ukrainians get a warm welcome while people from Middle East crossing from Belarus face thousands of border guards and a fence.

The approach reflects a European phenomenon aid workers say is discriminatory, but that authorities defend as simply following the law.

Filippo Grandi reminds POLITICO in an interview that Europe also initially welcomed Syrian migrants in 2015, before resistance emerged.

The comments come as the Scandinavian country considers its future with the military alliance.

Belgium expects around 200,000 refugees from Ukraine to arrive.