Migrants in Greece with rejected asylum claims will be required to wear ankle monitors as part of planned measures to speed up deportations, a government official announced Monday.

Greece's government plans to introduce ankle monitors for migrants with rejected asylum claims, as part of new reforms to ...

What the government's new deterrence doctrine includes - Age will be judged by scientific methods to prevent children mixing ...

IT is a figure that Britain’s embattled political leaders can only dream of. Asked how many small boats have landed in Crete ...

Greece could extend a suspension on examining asylum applications passed by parliament last month if migrant flows from Libya ...

The number of irregular migrants reaching the Greek island of Crete has plummeted since the government announced a ...

The number of migrants arriving on Greece's island of Crete has dropped since the government paused asylum hearings for three ...

The right for anyone to request protection, or asylum, is inscribed in EU and international law and in the constitution of ...

It to some time, but it appears Europe is waking up to the impact of the invasion of migrants on its shores. Greece is reportedly facing a […] ...

The UK and Greece are recycling racist border policies of the past decade and pretending they’ll work this time.

By 2024, irregular migrant arrivals to the European Union had fallen to around 240,000, less than a quarter of 2015 levels, ...

From July 1 to 13, 2,619 migrants landed on Crete, a surge far beyond anything previously experienced on the idyll beloved by ...