Why Germany's New Muslims Go to Mosque Less
Far from trying to “Islamicize” the country, some Syrian refugees find its version of Islam too conservative for their taste.
Far from trying to “Islamicize” the country, some Syrian refugees find its version of Islam too conservative for their taste.
The Bavarian city of Traunreut is working to integrate 600 refugees. Some locals are helping. Others are rallying against the arrivals. It's a challenging situation for everyone.
The Daas family has been without a home since early 2015. After ISIS invaded their hometown of Palmyra, Syria, they are now trying to rebuild their lives in Germany.
While Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to seek a fourth term next year, the country’s largest anti-government movement in recent history continues to grow.
What can happen to you if you oppose the Kremlin? There's a high mortality rate among critics of the Russian government and President Vladimir Putin.
There may be no more consequential relationship for the U.S. than with Russia.
Amy Russo goes inside a Swedish housing center for youth asylum seekers.
Nick Schifrin, a special correspondent at PBS NewsHour, discusses the new series, "Inside Putin's Russia" on Facebook Live.
From policymaking to policy-in-action, various individuals impact the journeys of Sweden's asylum seekers and the decisions on their cases.
For minors seeking asylum in Sweden, time is running out not only on their age, but on their chances of staying in the country.
The new Russian identity is a combination of religion, old Russian traditions and rediscovered patriotism. It helps explain how today’s Russians think and how President Putin remains popular.
An Afghan teen begins a new life in Europe.