Headline: In Tunisia, heavy sentence for anti-racist activist Saadia Mosbah
In Tunisia, anti-racist activist Saadia Mosbah has been sentenced to eight years in prison and a heavy fine amidst a crackdown on dissent against President Saïed.
Deputy Dombrava: There is insufficient monitoring of the activities of citizens from third countries in Latvia
Deputy Dombrava raises concerns over the lack of monitoring regarding foreign students in Latvia, specifically highlighting issues related to students from third-world countries who fail to attend classes.
VSAT: Illegal migrants not turned back at the Belarusian border
Lithuanian border authorities report not turning back illegal migrants from Belarus, amidst similar actions by neighboring Latvia and Poland.
Román Socias, the Argentine ‘tiktoker’ who wants to travel through the 50 provinces of Spain: 'Whenever they tell me: ‘There’s nothing there,’ I make a video to show them there is'
Román Socias, an Argentine TikToker, embarks on a journey to explore the 50 provinces of Spain while reconnecting with his family's heritage.
"We don't know what to do": the complaint of Cubans deported to Mexico from the United States
Cubans deported from the United States to Mexico report facing significant challenges, including lack of employment opportunities and basic documentation.
The Charm of 'Non-Penguin' Birds in Antarctica: High Endemism and Seasonal Migration to the Arctic
The article discusses the biodiversity of bird species in the Antarctic region, emphasizing the fascinating adaptations and migratory patterns of various seabirds beyond just penguins.
As One Nation's Vote Soars, SA Supporters Explain Their Reasons
Support for One Nation has surged in South Australia, driven by voter frustration with the two-party system and concerns about migration.
How Cubans in Florida Live Through the New Crisis Affecting the Island: 'Waiting for a Change'
Cubans in Florida feel the impact of the ongoing crisis in Cuba, characterized by economic scarcity and the struggle for a regime change.
Ecuadorians in the United States and Spain access ID cards in minutes with new Civil Registry system
Over 19,600 Ecuadorians living in the United States and Spain have obtained their ID cards in under 30 minutes thanks to new printing points in New York and Madrid.
98 Ecuadorians traveled to Spain with temporary employment through the Circular Migration program
This weekend, 98 Ecuadorians traveled to Spain as part of a program aimed at promoting safe and regular migration to counteract the rise of risky migratory flows.
Exodus of Dominicans in New York: Study Reveals Why Migrant Population Has Decreased in Recent Years
A study reveals a 13% decrease in the Dominican population in New York from 2021 to 2024 due to economic challenges despite ongoing immigration.
Deportations: Protection for Yezidis? Not compatible with Dobrindt's migration policy
The article discusses a proposal from German ministers urging Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt to halt the deportation of Yezidis and provide them with permanent residency in Germany.
Several of the testimonies are so unbearable that one must put the book down before reaching for it again
Ukrainian author Viktoria Amelina reflects on the sudden transition of Ukrainian tourists into refugees and soldiers as the Russian invasion approached in February 2022.
Albanese urges 'vigilance' against those seeking to 'turn back the clock' on Australia
Prime Minister Albanese emphasizes the need for vigilance against political efforts to roll back Australia's multicultural policies, following a rise in support for One Nation party.
Letters from readers: Land of peace; reaction; they talk about democracy, but...
A reader reflects on the privileges of living in Argentina as a peaceful nation amidst his travels in conflict-ridden Middle Eastern countries.
Tunisia: Immigration at the Center of the Phone Conversation Between Presidents Saïed and Macron
Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed discussed immigration and other key issues with French President Emmanuel Macron during a phone call on March 20.
Is Communism Approaching its End in Cuba?
The article discusses the potential decline of communism in Cuba amidst renewed pressure from the US under President Donald Trump, which could exacerbate the country's crisis and lead to increased migration.
What country Victoria revealed about my Chinese grandfather's secret past
The article explores a personal journey into the author's family history, uncovering secrets about their Chinese grandfather's past in Australia.
Why Swedish Politicians Have Changed Their Stance on Migration
Swedish politicians have once again reversed their stance on migration policy in response to strong public opinion and increased refugee inflows.
Outrageous action, for the first time at the border with Belarus. Illegal plan thwarted
Lithuanian border guards successfully intercepted 11 foreigners attempting to illegally cross from Belarus into the European Union.
Americans are moving from blue to red states, where housing prices and taxes are lower
A Wall Street Journal analysis reveals a migration trend of Americans moving from Democratic-led states to Republican-led ones, primarily due to lower income taxes and housing costs.
When the year begins with migration and spring together... What does the coincidence of Eid al-Fitr and Nowruz reveal about Iran?
The coincidence of Eid al-Fitr and Nowruz in Iran highlights the intersection of national and religious identities within the country.
UK migration deal does not require Nigeria accepting foreign nationals —Presidency
The Nigerian Presidency clarified that the migration deal with the UK does not require Nigeria to accept foreign nationals, countering misinterpretations from recent reports.
'Our connection has become stronger,' says comedian Whindersson Nunes after visiting museum in Rio Branco
Whindersson Nunes visited the Rubber Museum in Rio Branco, Brazil, highlighting the historical importance of northeastern migrants during the rubber boom.
Daily wage 300, gas 400 rupees KG... LPG crisis has snatched away food, pain of migrating laborers
Laborers in Surat, India are migrating en masse due to a severe shortage of domestic LPG and skyrocketing black market prices, leading many to return to their villages until the situation normalizes.
Russian economist: Putin will find money for the war
A former Russian economist discusses his decision to leave Russia and the current state of the economy amidst the ongoing war.
Research contests the age of the site that is a reference in the debate about the occupation of the Americas
A recent study challenges the established age of the Monte Verde archaeological site in Chile, suggesting a more recent human presence than previously believed.
Dijanović: Mass Migration as an Economic Project
Davor Dijanović argues that mass migration in Europe is often framed as a humanitarian necessity but is fundamentally an economic project driven by a failing demographic system in Western societies.
11 migrants from Belarus breached the border; border guards pursued them on land and from the air
Lithuanian border guards pursued a group of 11 illegal migrants from Belarus who attempted to breach the border with the help of accomplices.
How Busch's Migration Policy Should Work
Ebba Busch, leader of the Christian Democrats in Sweden, discusses her vision for migration policy focused on 'common sense', while acknowledging the contradictions in government reforms affecting those who are contributing to society.
VSAT: 18 illegal migrants turned back at the border with Belarus
Lithuanian border officials turned back 18 illegal migrants attempting to cross from Belarus, while Latvia reported no illegal migrant activity.
Public Prosecutor investigates honorary consul of Lebanon for suspected slavery work in SP
The Public Labor Ministry of São Paulo is investigating the honorary consul of Lebanon, Siham Harati, over allegations of keeping a Filipino domestic worker in conditions similar to slavery.
81 professions may be exempt from new salary requirement
The Swedish Migration Agency proposes that 81 professions be exempt from stricter salary requirements set to take effect in June.
Thieving ball boys, brawls, and migration: One of the most disgraceful football matches has received another chapter
Senegal has had its Africa Cup of Nations title taken away and awarded to Morocco following a controversial ruling after a bizarre and chaotic final.
Sala: 'They call Bossi father or leader, but the League today no longer speaks to the North'
Umberto Bossi's contributions to the Northern League are viewed as lost, with current leadership distancing themselves from traditional Northern political ideals.
The attractiveness of Kuopio is already nearly at the level of Tampere – this is what a couple who moved from Tampere says
A couple from Tampere shares their opinions on the increasing appeal of Kuopio, noting its growing attractiveness as it nearly matches that of Tampere.
Only undocumented Nigerians affected, presidency clarifies UK deportation deal
The Nigerian presidency clarified that a new deportation agreement with the UK applies only to undocumented Nigerians, including failed asylum seekers and foreign national offenders.
Everything is destroyed: how the latest defector lies about life in Latvia
A Belarusian blogger falsely claims that life in Latvia is dire compared to the wealth in Belarus, attracting widespread attention on social media.
From ‘jump on a bus’ to tax crackdowns: Blue states chase wealthy residents fleeing to red havens
Blue states are increasing tax pressures to retain wealthy residents who are moving to states with lower taxes, sparking debates about economic policies and governance.
Call for volunteers to participate in the frog rescue campaign
A campaign is inviting volunteers to assist in the migration of frogs by patrolling roadways during the active migration period.
Riga's Deputy Mayor Ratnieks comments on the viral video of migrants praying en masse on the sidewalk
Riga's Deputy Mayor Edvards Ratnieks has reached out to the State Security Service regarding a video of migrants praying on a sidewalk, emphasizing the need for immediate action on immigration policy.
Giorgia's Majority on Immigration
Italy, under Giorgia Meloni's leadership, is forming a new coalition within the EU concerning migration policies, challenging the previous majority in Brussels.
The European Union Prepares for Possible Crisis Related to Migrants from the Middle East
The EU is taking proactive steps to prepare for a potential increase in migrant flows from the Middle East, as discussed at a recent summit in Brussels.
Tado Jurić: Why Croats are Returning from Emigration and Why Many Are Wondering if They Made a Mistake
The article discusses the emerging trend of Croats considering returning home from emigration, marking a potential shift in the country’s migration cycle after years of outflows.
The return of the hummingbirds: When will they arrive in gardens?
The article discusses the migration patterns of hummingbirds and offers tips on how to attract them to gardens during their seasonal return.
Comoros: the shock after the death of 18 African migrants off the coast of Mitsamiouli deceived by a smuggler
Eighteen African migrants, including a three-year-old child, tragically drowned off Mitsamiouli, Comoros, after being misled by their smuggler while attempting to reach Mayotte.
At least 18 African migrants drown off coast of Comoros
At least 18 African migrants have drowned near the Comoros as they attempted to reach Mayotte, with many of the survivors unable to swim.
Latvian court sends Moldovan citizen who transported Moroccan migrants behind bars
A Latvian court sentenced a Moldovan citizen to four years and six months in prison for illegally transporting migrants who crossed the Belarus-Latvia border.
Europe is prepared to prevent a recurrence of the migration crisis, said von der Leyen
Ursula von der Leyen stated that Europe is ready to prevent another migration crisis.
They are coming back, but differently than usual. Experts looked at storks
White storks have begun returning to Poland earlier than usual, signaling the approach of spring, with changes in their migration patterns linked to their wintering locations.