“The world forgot us”: inside the scheme to rehabilitate Yazidi sex slaves who have escaped Isis
Baden-Württemberg’s federal administration is alone in providing care for Yazidi women and children who have survived war crimes and sexual violence.
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Ending the new Thirty Years war
Why the real history of the Peace of Westphalia in 17th-century Europe offers a model for bringing stability to the…
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Turning sour: Turkey can’t solve Europe’s migrant crisis
A Baklava shop tells the bittersweet story of Turkey’s refugees.
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Britain is doing good work for refugees in the camps – but it needs to do more for the ones who reach Europe
Refugee children are increasingly being forgotten once they arrive on the continent.
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An ex-WW2 camp is becoming a luxury hotel: what should we do with sites of terror?
Should we welcome or resist developments like the plan to transform a former concentration camp in Montenegro into a luxury hotel?
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The end of Spain’s political consensus
After the Spanish election, forming coalitions is no simple task.
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Labour’s thinking on Europe has to be about more than just “staying In“
Labour cannot leave the question of reforming the EU to the right.
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It’s both unethical and unhelpful for governments to strip refugees of their assets
Denmark is debating a bill to allow authorities to seize cash and personal items from asylum seekers, and the Swiss government…
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