Tigray: fleeing the Hitsats camp, displaced youth prefer the dangers of exile
In the Tigray region of Ethiopia, thousands of displaced individuals are leaving the Hitsats camp due to unbearable living conditions and seeking perilous migration routes to Libya and Yemen.
Libyan Red Crescent retrieves bodies of migrants on beach near capital
The bodies of seven irregular migrants, including three children, were recovered from a beach near Tripoli, Libya, highlighting the ongoing migrant crisis in the region.
JT: Nearly 8,000 People Died on Migration Routes Last Year
A report highlights that nearly 8,000 individuals lost their lives on migration routes in the past year, emphasizing this as a global failure of safe migration.
Nearly 7,700 dead and missing on migration routes in 2025
In 2025, around 7,700 individuals have reportedly died or gone missing on migration routes, highlighting the persistent global crisis of migration according to the International Organization for Migration.
International Organization for Migration: Nearly 8,000 people lost their lives on migration routes in 2025
The International Organization for Migration reports that nearly 8,000 people died or went missing on perilous migration routes last year, highlighting a response to the increased danger due to limited legal migration pathways.
VSAT: border guards turned back four illegal migrants within a day
Lithuanian border guards turned back four illegal migrants from Belarus, while their Latvian and Polish counterparts reported zero such incidents.
While global attention is divided, the largest displacement crisis in Europe is deepening
The article discusses the ongoing and deepening displacement crisis in Ukraine, exacerbated by the war and resulting humanitarian challenges.
VSAT: eight illegal migrants turned back at the border with Belarus
Lithuanian Border Guard (VSAT) officials have turned back eight illegal migrants attempting to enter from Belarus, marking a significant reduction compared to previous years.
On foot, by sea and by land, the struggle of a migrant to return to Venezuela with his adopted duck Filomena in Mexico
The article follows the journey of Jsoe Miguel, a Venezuelan migrant who is trying to return to Venezuela with his adopted duck Filomena, highlighting the challenges he faces along the way.
What Akiya Means: The Reason Why This Country Has 9 Million Empty Houses
Japan faces a growing issue with 9 million abandoned homes, known as 'akiyas', as young people migrate to cities, leaving their family homes vacant after the older generation passes away.
Venezuela is open arms for anyone who wants to return, says interim leader
Venezuela's interim leader Delcy Rodrรญguez announced that the country welcomes those wishing to return following the recent amnesty law aimed at fostering democracy.
At least 606 migrants dead or missing in the Mediterranean so far this year
At least 606 migrants have died or gone missing in the Mediterranean Sea this year, marking the deadliest start to a year for this migration route since records began in 2014.
Since the beginning of 2026, '606 migrants have died or gone missing in the Mediterranean'
The International Organization for Migration reports that 606 migrants have died or gone missing in the Mediterranean since January 2026, marking the deadliest start to a year since 2014.
Suspected serious sexual assault against a child at an asylum center: 'Feeling very unwell'
A child is suspected to have been the victim of a serious sexual assault at a migration center in Sweden, prompting a crisis response from Save the Children and raising concerns about safety risks at the facility.
Leader: When SD voters think that deportations have gone too far โ then migration policy has become extreme
A shift among Swedish Democrats (SD) voters shows that a majority now oppose deportations of teenagers, signaling a potential crisis in Sweden's migration policy.
Incidents at the Border with Belarus. Such Data Hasn't Been Seen in a Long Time
Polish officials highlight the significant role of the Belarusian regime in the ongoing migration crisis at the Polish-Belarusian border.
Pope Leo XIV will visit the Italian island of Lampedusa this summer
The Vatican has announced that Pope Francis will visit the Italian island of Lampedusa on July 4.
Franco Berardi, Italian Philosopher: "The Word Values Means Nothing to Me, It Means Nothing"
Franco Berardi, an Italian philosopher, critiques the current political and social crisis in Western Europe, particularly addressing disillusionment with social democracy and rising extreme right sentiments.
Migration Policy: Public Opinion Demands More Than What Has Already Happened
A recent GPO poll reveals significant divisions in how Greeks perceive migration, with many calling for stricter policies despite a humanitarian view of migrants' motivations.
The world's largest migration has started. This year it is accompanied by a "crying horse"
This article discusses the commencement of the world's largest migration, highlighting the metaphor of a "crying horse" that symbolizes the accompanying challenges and emotional strains.
25 illegal migrants not recorded at the border with Belarus
Lithuania reported no illegal migrants attempting to cross its border with Belarus over the weekend, continuing a trend of controlled border management amid an ongoing migration crisis.
Due to visa crisis.. Sudanese film 'Kurt Azraq' withdraws from 'Berlin Market'
The Sudanese film 'Kurt Azraq' has withdrawn from the Berlin market due to visa issues affecting its producers and director, who received official invitations but had their visa requests denied.
Europe: The new deportation rules offer almost everything that Friedrich Merz wished for
The article discusses new EU deportation rules that fulfill the wishes of prominent politician Friedrich Merz while highlighting the ongoing heated debates about defense and economic revival in Europe amidst the backdrop of the migration crisis.
Testimony from Kyiv: Maybe They Don't Understand in the EU, Europe Faces 15 Million New Migrants
The harsh winter and continued Russian attacks exacerbate the energy crisis in Ukraine, leaving many without heat.
A loneliness crisis is the price China is paying for rapid modernisation
China is facing a significant loneliness crisis exacerbated by rapid modernization and urban migration, highlighted during the Spring Festival travel period.
Dozens dead after migrant boat capsizes off Libya
At least 53 migrants are dead or missing after their boat capsized off the coast of Libya, according to the International Organization for Migration.
53 people died or went missing near the Libyan coast after a migrant boat capsized
A tragic incident off the coast of Libya resulted in the deaths or disappearances of 53 migrants, with only two Nigerian women rescued.
Horrible accident in the Mediterranean: 53 people dead or missing โ Among them two babies
A migrant boat capsized off the coast of Libya, resulting in the death or disappearance of 53 individuals, including two infants.
53 migrants reported dead or missing after boat accident
53 migrants are reported dead or missing following a boat accident off the coast of Libya.
53 migrants reported dead or missing after boat accident off Libya
A tragic accident occurred off the coast of Libya, resulting in 53 migrants either dead or missing after their rubber boat capsized.
More than 50 migrants dead, including two babies, as rubber boat capsizes off the coast of Libya
Over 50 migrants, including two infants, have died or are missing after their rubber boat capsized off the Libyan coast, with only two survivors reported.
Infants among 50 deceased in the Mediterranean
At least 53 people drowned when a migrant boat capsized off the coast of Libya, including two infants, according to the IOM.
Death and disappearance of 53 migrants due to a boat capsizing off the coast of Libya
Fifty-three migrants have either died or gone missing after a boat capsized off the coast of Libya, according to the International Organization for Migration.
Two dead migrants in Evros: Investigated whether they attempted to cross the river
Two migrants died in Evros, Greece, amid investigations to determine if they were attempting to cross the river.
Tragedy in Chios: Moroccan accused of being a human smuggler remanded, denied being the operator of the vessel
A Moroccan man accused of human trafficking has been remanded in custody following a deadly migrant shipwreck near Chios, Greece.
In the labor crisis, Russia is looking for workers from Asia - short of 11 million workers
Russia is currently facing its largest labor crisis, seeking workers from Asia to fill a need of approximately 11 million jobs due to demographic changes and the ongoing war in Ukraine.
"Germany is partly responsible for this situation"
A recent report warns of a looming water crisis affecting various regions worldwide, including drought-induced instability and migration, with Germany also facing severe water issues.
"We have reached the tipping point, the high performers are leaving the country"
In a podcast discussion, Ulf Poschardt and economist Daniel Stelter examine the impact of social policies on working citizens compared to those receiving social benefits, emphasizing a burgeoning economic crisis as high achievers emigrate.
Chios: Why were the coast guard's cameras closed during the deadly shipwreck
The article discusses the tragic shipwreck near Chios, revealing shocking accounts from divers, rescuers, and residents about the ongoing humanitarian crisis involving refugee trafficking from Turkey to Greece.
Tragedy in Chios: Forensic experts and morticians sent to the island by Floridis' order
Forensic experts and morticians are deployed to Chios following the orders of Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis to manage the crisis concerning the tragedy that resulted in the deaths of 15 migrants.
VSAT: no illegal migrants recorded at the Belarus border
Latvian border officials turned back two illegal migrants, while Poland reported no such individuals over the weekend, with a total of 24,600 illegal migrants barred from entering Lithuania since the start of the migration crisis instigated by Belarus.
The Vultures of Margarita Island
In a tale of opportunism, real estate investors are seeking to capitalize on the tragedy of millions fleeing their homes in Venezuela, exemplified by a buyer announcing a cash purchase of a mansion near Caracas.
Framed return of undocumented immigrants in Algeria: Does Algiers want to 'come out on top' of the OQTF crisis with Paris?
Algeria's announcement of regularizing its undocumented migrants is seen as a strategic move to regain control over migration discussions, particularly in relation to Paris's stance on readmissions.
Did a bowl of millet help end a migrant crisis in China 1,500 years ago?
New research indicates that the communal sharing of millet was crucial for the assimilation of nomadic tribes into central China's society 1,500 years ago.
From 2025 to 2026 a difficult path holding one's breath!
The article highlights the ongoing challenges faced by Europe and the world as conflicts like the war in Ukraine and the Gaza crisis escalate, contributing to human and economic costs, global uncertainty, and the climate crisis.
Europe tightens its borders: the 'Meloni model' gains ground amid a change in migratory cycles
The EU adopts externalized management as migrant landings in Italy drop by 60% compared to the 2023 crisis, highlighting a paradox of labor needs amid border reinforcement.
Poverty, migration and the internal border
The article discusses how urban evictions in Badalona reveal an internal border dividing those who deserve protection from those viewed with suspicion amidst a crisis of poverty and migration.
Migrants, the silence of NGOs on the 3,000 deaths on the route to Spain
The article discusses the rising number of migrant deaths on the Mediterranean route to Spain, highlighting the silence of NGOs amidst the ongoing migration crisis.