Western Sahara: Five Decades Without a Resolution
The United Nations peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara is coming to an end after the Security Council failed to renew its mandate, marking a significant development in one of Africa’s….
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Poland’s Immigrants in Residence Limbo
In Poland, the number of residence permit applications leaves the system so clogged that many immigrants must wait years for an answer. Simultaneously, the country is experiencing increasing anti-migrant sentiment,….
Turkish ‘Guest Workers’ Struggle with German Pensions 65 Years On
West Germany signed an agreement with Turkey to allow the temporary recruitment of “guest workers” on October 30, 1961. Recruitment ended in 1973, with over 870,000 men and women having….
Report: UK Home Office Embedded AI in “Near Total Secrecy” into Operations
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been integrated into a wide range of operations across the United Kingdom’s Home Office in relations to migration and asylum in “near total secrecy,” according to….
Guinea-Bissau: An Emerging Human Trafficking Hub
Guinea-Bissau has become a launch pad for migrants aiming eventually to reach Europe. On 21 October, authorities liberated 71 persons of various African nationalities who were imprisoned by a suspected….