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Lithuanians Pave Way for EU’s Legal Migration Initiatives with Sub-Saharan Africa

The European Union is facing a shortage of specialists. The reality of demographic characteristics and the labour market dictate that legal migration of talents...

UN provides life-saving aid for refugees and migrants in Mexico, as numbers soar

For several years, the number of people transiting through Mexico, many hoping for a better life in the USA, has continued to grow. The...

Tackling migration crises: Fighting corruption may help

Twenty-three-year-old Mohamed Rasheed was at a loss after returning to Iraq from a grueling failed attempt to cross the Belarus-Polish border. “There’s no life...

Canada’s immigrant politicians

In the recent Canadian general election, incumbent Prime Minister Justin Trudeau won a third term, though his liberal party fell short of a majority...

Climate Change Could Force 216M People to Migrate Within Their Own Countries by 2050

The World Bank’s updated Groundswell report released today finds that climate change, an increasingly potent driver of migration, could force 216 million people across...

More children than ever before live as migrants or refugees, outside their birth countries

More girls and boys than ever are on the move, with 35.5 million having lived outside their country of birth in 2020 and an...

Lack of Water Linked to 10 Percent of the Rise in Global Migration

As climate change accelerates a global water crisis, rainfall variability is expected to be one of the contributing forces in migration, according to a...

Global labour migration increases by five million

The number of international migrant workers globally has risen to 169 million, a rise of three per cent since 2017, according to the latest...

Fostering Tolerance in Europe: Issues of Migration and Populism in Italy

Authors: Maxim Sigachev and Elena Elena* Tolerance remains a complicated issue in the West and Russia alike. The challenge, though, remains in the need to...

Migrants left stranded and without assistance by COVID-19 lockdowns

Travel restrictions during the COVID pandemic have been particularly hard on refugees and migrants who move out of necessity, stranding millions from home, the UN migration agency, IOM, said on Thursday.  According to the International Organization for...

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Canadians March off to fight a Trade War while Europe Watches

Authors: Raymond James Floreani and Julian Spencer Churchill PhD Friday,...

There’s No Neutral Sensor Left in the Arctic — Here’s What That Means for NATO and China

On 6 June 2026, the NATO research vessel Alliance...

When Censorship Becomes Law: The Taliban’s Transformation of Information Control

From Media Restrictions to a Legal Architecture of Silence The...

Why Integrity Is Critical When Aircraft Are Grounded

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