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10.11.2026, Veitnam News
The International Organization for Migration warns that approximately 100,000 people could lose access to health care if the only clinic at the Wunthou border crossing closes in December due to a lack of funding. read more
Language(s): Deutsch / German
10.11.2026, Teneriffa News
The Canary Islands have reported five boat rescues involving 578 people. A single cayuco off the coast of El Hierro was carrying 221 people. No information on their condition is available at this time. read more
10.11.2026, scharf links
Under the slogan “Sea Rescue Weeks,” GEW Bremen, GEW Hesse, and the organization Sea-Watch are launching a joint campaign. The campaign aims to raise awareness of civilian sea rescue efforts in the Mediterranean. At the same time, the organizations are making it clear that the democratic engagement of education sector employees must not be intimidated or suppressed. read more
10.11.2026, ntv
Between January and September, 23,800 Syrians applied for asylum—that is about 40 percent fewer refugees from that country than during the same period last year. read more
10.11.2026, Kronen Zeitung
Brussels is getting serious: EU Commissioner Brunner is negotiating an agreement in Nigeria aimed at speeding up deportations and stopping human traffickers. Although the number of arrivals has dropped sharply, there are still problems in practice. Now, Frontex and Europol are expected to ensure the necessary tough measures are taken. read more
10.11.2026, Fokus Afrika
The war in Sudan and security in the Red Sea are on the agenda of the G7 foreign ministers’ meeting in Paris. Germany is consulting with Western partners, as well as Egypt and Saudi Arabia, on regional crises, sea lanes, and humanitarian aid. read more
After nearly 15 years, the Secretariat of the Sahel-Sahara Community is set to return to Libya. With a new interim head from Chad, 25 African nations aim to reorganize their cooperation on border security, terrorism, and migration. read more
09.11.2026, ETIAS.COM
The European Commission’s proposed Frontex Regulation transforms the border agency into the EU’s central deportation authority, expanding its standing corps to 30,000 officers and doubling its budget to €11.8 billion. Under the proposed mandate, Frontex would gain powers to execute deportations directly between third countries, deploy an online social media monitoring unit, and bypass internal human rights oversight by redirecting abuse complaints back to national authorities. These expanded powers have drawn sharp criticism from MEPs, who warn the agency is mimicking ICE in the USA. read more
Language(s): Englisch / English Region(s): Europäische Union
09.11.2026, euronews
At least 20 migrants died in two separate boat incidents south of Crete over the weekend, while 105 people were rescued in three search and rescue operations coordinated by the Hellenic Coast Guard and Frontex. read more
Language(s): Englisch / English Region(s): Europäische Union, Griechenland / Türkei
09.11.2026, ANFNEWS
Under the EU’s newly implemented Migration and Asylum Pact, deportations have dramatically accelerated placing Turkish nationals at the top of EU deportation lists while hit by an 87% asylum rejection rate. The framework treats Turkey as a ‘safe third country’ and imposes rapid border checks completed in less than seven days, effectively trapping asylum seekers behind administrative barriers before they can present evidence of persecution. This fast-track system denies asylum to most applicants, targeting Kurdish political refugees. read more
08.11.2026, ekathimerini
Greece is preparing for a potential migration crisis on Crete, following the arrival of 1,700 people from Libya in the first three days of November. Meanwhile, a new European Commission report shows an overall decline in irregular crossings and asylum applications across the EU, partly attributing this trend to stricter border management measures. However, this decline does not necessarily reflect a reduction in migration pressures. Instead, stricter border controls may make crossings more difficult and push migrants towards alternative and potentially more dangerous routes. read more
05.11.2026, Sea Watch
One year ago, 13 civilian search and rescue organisations cut all operational contact with the Libyan rescue coordination centre in Tripoli, thereby founding the Justice Fleet Alliance. Since then, their rescue ships were blocked 12 times by the Italian government, amounting to more than 300 days of lost operational time. However, Italian courts confirm the alliance's approach: six times, Italian courts set the ships free again shortly after their detention. read more
Language(s): Deutsch / German Region(s): Europa, Italien / Malta
05.11.2026, ekathimerini
A survivor reported that 59 people were missing after a boat carrying migrants sank off Crete due to strong winds. The incident comes amid continued arrivals along the eastern Libya–Crete route, which has brought more than 23,000 migrants to Greece so far in 2026. read more
Language(s): Englisch / English Region(s): Griechenland / Türkei, Libya
05.11.2026, Spiegel
The “Right of Residence for Opportunities” was introduced at the end of 2022. It was intended for tolerated individuals who, as of the cutoff date of October 31, 2022, had been residing in Germany continuously for five years. They were granted a temporary residence permit on a probationary basis for 18 months to allow them to meet the requirements for a permanent right of residence during that time. read more
05.11.2026, Bundesministerium der Verteidigung
Following a decision by the federal government, the German Navy is to continue participating in the EU-led Operation Irini in the Mediterranean. The mission will be adapted to the new EU mandate, which will involve expanding intelligence-gathering efforts. read more
05.11.2026, Frankfurter Rundschau
According to a proposal by the European Commission, the European border protection agency Frontex is to play a greater role in deportations and become more significant, particularly with regard to cooperation with third countries outside the EU. To this end, its staff is to grow from 10,000 to 30,000 employees. Reactions to the plans have been very mixed. read more
05.11.2026, upday News
On Wednesday, members of the European Parliament expressed concern that the European Commission's plans to reform and expand the border protection agency Frontex could jeopardize fundamental rights. read more
05.11.2026, Die Zeit
Although the number of deportations from Germany has been declining for some time, returns to Turkey continue to rise, bucking this trend. This is evident from a response by the federal government to a written question from the domestic policy spokesperson for the Left Party parliamentary group read more
04.11.2026, taz
Following a complaint from the Refugee Council alleging discrimination, the administration has suspended the limit on cash withdrawals of 50 euros per month. read more
Language(s): Deutsch / German Region(s): Deutschland, Europa
04.11.2026, Die Zeit
According to Sea-Watch, more maritime rescue workers were attacked in the Mediterranean this year than at any time since records began in 2016. This is primarily due to Libya’s coast guard. read more
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