Syrian Refugee Crisis

"It confirms that France is one of the countries receiving the most asylum claims in Europe."

German Syrian sues Facebook for not removing his image from fake ‘terrorism’ news stories.

Kasem Alsabsabi has a German passport, and cancer, but his family is stuck in a camp in Athens.

Response in Rome is mixed as locals see other problems go unaddressed.

Their migration on a "road of death" is fuelled by endemic corruption, political dysfunction, unemployment and poverty.

Photographer Warren Richardson won the World Press Photo of the Year award for his photograph of a father and his young child crossing the border.

Amount of refugees makes it a domestic issue for Turkey, says prime minister.

Following a call from the UN for a record $20.1 billion, 15 of the world’s leading aid agencies were polled on their top humanitarian concerns.

Transporting Syrian refugees is big business for shipwrights, shoe shops and smugglers alike in Turkey.

Republican US presidential front-runner Donald Trump said he would send thousands of Syrian refugees back home if he is elected president in November.

Rumours and confusion are growing as European leaders show little will to manage the thousands of desperate people fleeing bitter, deadly conflict.

The abandoned Berlin Tempelhof airport, famous for its use during the Berlin airlift in 1948, was earmarked to house up to 1?200 refugees.

As aid dwindles, more refugees are risking the trip to Europe – or taking their chances back in Syria.

Germans are opening their hearts to their new arrivals but the humanitarian crisis will only grow.

Change in governments’ policy sees a reduction in chaos as the flow of people to the EU continues.