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Trump 2.0: A Hard Way for Migrants and Minorities to Wade Through

The very first week after swearing in as the 47th President of America, Trump signed a long list of executive orders. The termination of...

Trump’s Populism and the MAGA Divide in Immigration and Global Implications

The U.S. presidential election has always had significant global ramifications, shaping economies and geopolitical landscapes across the world. The president of the United States...

The Illegal Migration Crisis: Africa’s’ Forgotten Tragedy

"We can only solve the migration crisis at the root, in the countries of departure". Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah during the Trans-Mediterranean...

Latin America Is About to Gain More U.S. Attention Than It Has Received in Three Decades… Is That Good?

After decades of limited engagement, Latin America is regaining prominence in U.S. foreign policy, driven by mounting challenges such as immigration crises, escalating drug...

Global Governance Actions to Climate Change: In Challenge of Mass Migration

International issues that are taking place recently, such as climate change, may have an impact on migration. Even though climate change is primarily concerned...

The Cracks in the Gujarat Model: Unemployment, Migration, and a Widening Socio-Economic Divide

For the past few years, Gujarat and its much advertised “Gujarat Model” has drawn considerable criticism because of its inability to address the issue...

From Trade to Migration: How Latin America Faces the Trump Era Again

Donald Trump’s return to the White House marks a pivotal moment for Latin America, a region historically shaped by its relationship with the United...

A Refuge in the North? How Trump’s Immigration Policies Could Create a Crisis in Canada

President elect Donald Trump's immigration policies, which focused on the mass deportation of undocumented immigrants, could have significant repercussions for Canada. Although Trump has...

Internal Border Checks Won’t Solve Schengen’s Migration Issues

After decades committed to open borders, European nations are now building invisible walls within the Schengen Zone, risking a fracture in Europe’s unity. Instead...

Europeans ignore the need for migrants at their own peril

When historians look back on pivotal moments that reshaped Europe, they may well choose 2015-16. Not Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, nor the way Covid...

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Can Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey Prevent a Wider War with Iran?

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Why Is Britain Struggling to Build the Homes and Infrastructure It Needs?

Britain’s rising construction costs and slow planning processes are...

Seventy Years After Suez: Alliances Without Illusions

Seventy years ago this week, Israeli forces crossed into...
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