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Millions of people have been driven from their homes by conflict, poverty and climate change, hoping to find a better life elsewhere. Political leaders in Europe and around the world are struggling to deal with them.

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Mraee Al Mraee, a Syrian German IT engineer living in Berlin, speaks to DW

Mraee Al Mraee, a Syrian German IT engineer living in Berlin, speaks to DW

Syrians in Germany express hope, fear after Assad's fall

Syrians in Germany express hope, fear after Assad's fall

The fall of Syria's Assad regime has left Syrian refugees in Germany going through a range of emotions.

Syrian refugee Lina Shaar, a mother of four, who works at a children's clothing store in Istanbul speaks to DW

Syrian refugee Lina Shaar, a mother of four, who works at a children's clothing store in Istanbul speaks to DW

Emotions run high as Syrians in Turkey consider going home

Emotions run high as Syrians in Turkey consider going home

Turkey offered refuge to over 3 million Syrians fleeing civil war and the Assad regime. DW met some of them in Istanbul.

Syrian families arrive to cross into Syria from Turkey at the Cilvegozu border gate, near the town of Antakya, southern Turkey

Syrian families arrive to cross into Syria from Turkey at the Cilvegozu border gate, near the town of Antakya, southern Turkey

Syrian civil war refugees begin to return home

Syrian civil war refugees begin to return home

Syrians displaced by the country's nearly 14-year civil war are heading home as rebels announce new interim PM.

Syrians in Berlin, Germany celebrate the fall of the Bashar Assad regime by waving Syrian flags

Syrians in Berlin, Germany celebrate the fall of the Bashar Assad regime by waving Syrian flags

Germany stops processing Syrian asylum claims post-Assad

Germany stops processing Syrian asylum claims post-Assad

Hours after the fall of Assad's regime, Germany has decided to stop processing Syrians' asylum applications.

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DW Made in Germany Sendungslogo Composite

Andita Schirmacher: Overcoming odds to succeed in Germany

Andita Schirmacher: Overcoming odds to succeed in Germany

Andita Schirmacher from Indonesia became a successful marketing manager. How did she do it?

A woman sits under a shelter with bare, red earth and speaks to DW.

A woman sits under a shelter with bare, red earth and speaks to DW.

Chad struggles as refugees pour in from Sudan

Chad struggles as refugees pour in from Sudan

Chad, one of the world's poorest countries, urgently needs help supporting over a million refugees.

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Overcrowded boat on the Mediterranean

Overcrowded boat on the Mediterranean

African migration to Europe: A fact check

Overloaded smugglers' boats risking the journey from Africa to Europe are only a small part of the bigger picture.

A member of the Italian armed forces stands at attention in front of an empty camp

A member of the Italian armed forces stands at attention in front of an empty camp

Is Italy's model for offshoring migrants doomed to fail?

Italy's costly project to outsource the processing of asylum applications has failed again, and drawn legal fire.

German doctor talking to a patient

German doctor talking to a patient

Germany's health care system has a language problem

Germany is a multilingual society, but access to health care is often frustrating for people who don't speak German.

Protesters hold signs saying "we need help" and "Tunisia is not safe" during a demonstration

Protesters hold signs saying "we need help" and "Tunisia is not safe" during a demonstration

Tunisia's anti-migrant measures spark human rights concerns

UN experts have accused Tunisia of grave human rights violations. Can it keep its status as a safe country for migrants?

Dulaj Madhushan in front of a yellow bus on a Berlin street

Dulaj Madhushan in front of a yellow bus on a Berlin street

Do immigrants have to learn German in Germany?

There's a gap between Germany's need for skilled labor and the experiences of many immigrants trying to integrate.

A man looks at photographs on wall in a gallery

A man looks at photographs on wall in a gallery

Yesterday and today, Russian exiles come to Berlin

Known as the capital of the Russian diaspora, Berlin is a place of political exile for many Putin critics.

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