Around sixty thousand migrants entered Ceuta from Morocco in one day. This influx overwhelmed the Spanish enclave and caused a humanitarian...

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"We place the highest priority on humanely and effectively managing this challenge, addressing the root causes of massive displacement," sa...

Only in Germany are feelings about the economy very high, with 85 per cent saying the current situation is very or somewhat good.

Under the new legislation, which is in the pipeline, residency permits will be given to foreigners if they buy property worth Euro 160,000.

The British discourse on the emotive issue of immigration usually refers to migrants from India and other non-EU countries.

Most of the Indians who have returned worked in the construction industry, which has suffered much in the ongoing financial crisis.

Spain's jobless rate has surpassed 20 per cent for the first time since 1997, the government said.

Spain contracted for first time since 1993, shrinking 0.2%, in the latest sign it is heading towards recession.