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Big black plastic bags containing radiated soil, leaves and debris from the decontamination operation are dumped at a seaside, devastated by the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Tomioka town, Fukushima prefecture, near Tokyo Electric Power Co.’s (TEPCO) tsunami-crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in this Feb. 22, 2015. REUTERS

Bangladeshi asylum seekers tricked into radiation cleanup

German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere

Germany sees huge drop in asylum seekers

German Chancellor Angela Merkel reacts before she signs the condolence book at the Gedaechniskirche in Berlin, Germany Tuesday. — Reuters

Muslims in Germany must unite to condemn terror

German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere gives a press conference on Friday in Berlin to present data on asylum seekers who came to Germany in the year 2015. — AFP

Germany wants asylum seekers sent back to Greece

Rear Admiral Mustafa Zeki Ugurlu

Turkish rear admiral seeks asylum in US

A Turkish military officer (center) is escorted by policemen as he leaves a building of the Greek Asylum Service in Athens, Wednesday. — AP

Asylum hearing for troops postponed

Police employees wait outside a house where a 27-year-old Syrian lived before an explosion in Ansbach, Germany on Monday. — AP

Germany: Syrian asylum seeker blows himself up, wounding 12

Migrants march by the side of a road in the town of Indjija, some 40 km northwest of Belgrade, Serbia, on Saturday. — AP

Migrants brave heat to march to Serbia-Hungary border

Primary school children, including those with refugee backgrounds, read real-life stories about refugees during a classroom lesson about the refugee crisis at Norbury School in Harrow, London. - AFP

‘Broken-hearted and sad’ British schoolchildren learn empathy for refugees

Passengers and ground staff are pictured in front of the check-in counter for Iraqi Airways Flight IA264 to Erbil at Tegel airport in Berlin, Germany. A growing number of Iraqi refugees in Germany are choosing to return to their war-torn country, frustrated with a slow asylum process in a country overwhelmed by an influx of 1.1 million asylum seekers, most still living in shelters. — Reuters

Frustrated with Germany’s asylum red tape, some Iraqis return home

A few migrants betray the rest

A few migrants betray the rest

Employees build a prefabricated house for refugees, on the production floor of construction company Bauer Holzsysteme, in Neukirch near Lindau, Germany, in this file photo. — Reuters

Refugee influx gives extra push to German construction boom

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Indonesian boat captain testifies about ‘turn-back payment’

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Australia doctors demand children be freed from immigration detention

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Australians rally in support of detained asylum seekers

EU sets new quotas for states to take asylum-seekers

EU sets new quotas for states to take asylum-seekers