Italian NGO opens migrant reception center in Bosnia
An Italian NGO has opened a center for the protection of unaccompanied migrant minors in the city of Bihac in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
An Italian NGO has opened a center for the protection of unaccompanied migrant minors in the city of Bihac in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Authorities in Croatia reported a nearly 40 percent increase in arrests for smuggling, with 1,430 individuals detained this year. Meanwhile, the interception of irregular migrants has dropped by 60 percent to just under 22,000.
The Drina River on the Bosnian-Serbian border is a bottleneck on the busy Balkan route. Some locals help migrants where they can, others see them as an opportunity to earn money. The authorities are overstretched.
Authorities in Bosnia-Herzegovina say there is growing violence between migrants arriving in the country through the Balkan route. An official called on the EU to help fight what he called a "security threat".
A van fleeing police in Croatia crashed near the Bosnia-Herzegovina border, injuring 14 people, including young children, in a suspected human trafficking operation. The incident highlights the dangers of migration routes through the Western Balkans into the EU.
The death toll from the sinking of a migrant boat in the Drina river on the Bosnia-Serbia border has risen to 12. Local residents found another body on Saturday.
At least three migrants have been found dead and several more are reported to be missing after their boat capsized during an attempt to cross the Drina River from Serbia to Bosnia-Herzegovina.
A migrant in a vacant house has been killed during a confrontation with police after local residents accused him of stealing a sheep.
The march 'Abriendo fronteras 2024' is kicking off on July 12. The initiative is organized by Spanish activists to promote migrant hosting. This year, it will reach the Balkans with stops in Italian cities including Padua and Trieste.
A pathologist in Bosnia and Herzegovina is identifying deceased migrants. Some can now be buried by their families back in their homelands.
German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser visited Bosnia this week to take part in talks on migration. But why was she there? Here's a look at the state of migration in the southeastern European country.
A new investigation by various European media outlets, including Lighthouse Reports, Spiegel, The Independent, and German public broadcaster ARD, claims that more and more migrants are "dying without a trace" along the Balkan route, often laid to rest in unmarked graves.