Iranian Women's Football Team Honored in Tehran
The Iranian women's football team received a warm reception from officials in Tehran after returning from Australia amidst a controversy involving national anthem protests and asylum requests during the Asian Cup.
Iranian Women’s National Football Team Players Return Home After Withdrawing Asylum Requests in Australia
Five players from the Iranian women's national football team returned to Iran after withdrawing their asylum requests made in Australia due to safety concerns about returning home.
Iran women’s football team arrives Turkey after withdrawing asylum bids
The Iranian women's national football team returned to Turkey after some members withdrew their asylum requests in Australia, with plans to return home to Iran.
Panic Among Iranian Women Footballers
Most players of the Iranian women's national football team have decided to withdraw their asylum requests in Australia and return home amid pressure and uncertainty.
Five of the 7 Iranian Women Who Had Received Asylum Return to Iran
Five members of the Iranian women's national football team who sought asylum in Australia have withdrawn their requests and are preparing to return to Iran.
The Iranian female footballers who rejected exile begin their return to the country, but it is unknown how they will enter.
The Iranian women's national football team is returning to their country after controversial events during the Asian Cup and requests for asylum from some team members.
Haitians in Viracopos: Federal Court gives 48 hours for Federal Police to analyze asylum requests
The Federal Court in Campinas has mandated the Federal Police to complete initial assessments of asylum requests from Haitian migrants at Viracopos Airport within 48 hours.
Italy-Albania Protocol, new blitz by judges against the government: 'Doubts about legitimacy'
The Court of Appeal in Rome has expressed concerns regarding the legality of the Italy-Albania protocol concerning the transfer of certain individuals to Albania for protection requests.
Iranian footballers chanted 'Aussie, Aussie, Aussie' when granted asylum, says Burke – video
Five members of the Iranian women's football team have been granted humanitarian visas in Australia, and advocates anticipate an increase in asylum requests from other players.
Live: Australia offers five Iranian footballers asylum
Australia grants asylum to five Iranian football players following individual requests for protection.
After a torpedo strike, a second Iranian warship requests asylum from Sri Lanka
A second Iranian warship is headed towards Sri Lankan waters seeking asylum following the sinking of an Iranian frigate by a US submarine.
The United Kingdom announces it will no longer issue study visas to 4 nationalities and suspends work visas for Afghans
The UK government will stop issuing study visas to citizens from four nationalities and suspend work visas for Afghans due to reports of abuse of such visas followed by asylum requests.
The EU Agency for Asylum Warns of the Risk of a 'Flow of Refugees' from Iran
The EU agency for asylum has raised concerns about a potential influx of refugees from Iran, despite currently low asylum requests from Iranians in the EU.
Cuban asylum requests in Brazil nearly double from 2024 to 2025; many enter the country illegally and at great risk
The number of Cuban asylum requests in Brazil has nearly doubled from 2024 to 2025, with many entering the country illegally and under perilous conditions.
Coyotes become the main way for Cubans to enter Brazil
Cubans are increasingly relying on coyotes to migrate to Brazil, with a surge in asylum requests due to stricter U.S. migration policies.
US: DHS seeks to reduce fraudulent asylum requests with new regulation
The US Department of Homeland Security is proposing a new rule aimed at reducing fraudulent asylum requests in order to manage immigration more effectively.
European Union: towards a tightening of asylum requests for nationals of Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia
The European Parliament has approved two measures aimed at tightening asylum policies for nationals from Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia.
Italy's victory: approval of the list of safe countries. Easier repatriation for irregular migrants. Left in disarray
The Italian government achieves a significant victory as the EU Parliament approves changes to asylum regulations, making it easier to process asylum requests and repatriate irregular migrants.
Sweden is now selecting migrants. Asylum requests are at the lowest in forty years
Sweden has begun a selective process for migrants, as the number of asylum applications reaches the lowest level in four decades.
People Without Residence Permits: Escaping the Nightmare of 'Chain Tolerance'
The article discusses the plight of individuals like James Taylor, who, despite having their asylum requests rejected, have remained in Germany under precarious residency situations as the legal framework for their continued presence has expired.
Last year, the number of asylum applications in the EU decreased
The number of asylum applications in the European Union fell by 20 percent last year, totaling approximately 780,200 requests across EU member states and partner countries.
Fewer migrants sought asylum in the EU in 2025, Germany records the largest decline
Asylum requests in the EU fell by 20 percent in 2025, with Germany experiencing the most significant decrease, according to preliminary data from the European Commission.
Venezuela and Asylum in Europe: From Caracas to Madrid
In 2024, Venezuelan nationals were among the largest groups of applicants for international protection in the European Union, with 72,775 asylum requests, ranking second after Syrians.
Interior resolves 435 asylum requests per day and expects to end the year with historical highs
Spain is projected to reach the highest number of asylum applications in its history this year, mainly from countries like Venezuela and Mali, with an average of 435 requests resolved daily by the Ministry of the Interior.