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Trump’s Proclamation on Suspension of Visas: It’s validity under the WTO Agreement

The US has recently passed a Proclamation on 22nd June 2020, temporarily suspending till the end of the current year, several popular non-immigrant visas...

Pandemic poses fresh challenges for vulnerable migrant workers in Middle East

Amidst reports that many migrant workers in the Middle East are being made destitute, due to an economic crisis exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic,...

Venezuelan Migration Could Raise GDP Growth in Ecuador by Up to 2 Percent

A recent study led by the World Bank estimates that Venezuelan migrants and refugees in Ecuador, most of them highly educated young people, could...

Biopolitics of Border: EU Security Challenges and the Future of Schengen

The Schengen system was one of the most unique and post-modern ideas the reimagined borders in the International Politics. The idea of weakening of...

Intersectionality, the Leftist Plague Destroying Western Society –part 2

Intersectionality represents an ideology of pure wickedness, racism, and subjugation. Under its basic ideology white people are on the brink of extinction. In Western...

The Dilemma of Westernized Arabs

Immigrants are probably the most confused universal citizens, after soldiers! Leaving home, family and friends to move to a foreign nation, with all that...

Exploring migration causes: Why people migrate

People migrate for many reasons , ranging from security, demography and human rights to poverty and climate change. Find out more. The number of people...

“America first” and Canada’s approach towards immigration

The Trump Administration’s recent announcement to suspend work visas--H1B (visas for high skilled professionals), H4B (spouses of H1B visa holders) and L1 Visas (intra...

ILO warns of COVID-19 migrant ‘crisis within a crisis’

Tens of millions of migrant workers, forced to return home because of the COVID-19 pandemic  after losing their jobs, face unemployment and poverty in...

Migration is a mirror held up to all nations: Insights from migrant writers

Authors:Ash Narain Roy and Aishwarya Parihar* Great Indian poet and first Asian recipient of the Nobel Prize in literature Rabindranath Tagore’s words are highly instructive...

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The International Energy Agency is preparing to consider another...

Can France Fix Its Debt Problem Without ECB Help?

France's worsening borrowing costs are putting renewed pressure on...

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Yemen's long-running war has entered another dangerous phase, with...

Why Is North Korea Taking a Stronger Line on Taiwan and Russia?

North Korea is increasingly positioning itself alongside China and...
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