America Closing Its Doors: It’s the End of Asylum?
Modern refugee protection grew from a global effort to make sure people fleeing persecution would not be left with nowhere to go. In contrary, for much of its past, the….
Author: Clemens Franke
Europe’s New Migration System Starts in June 2026—But Are the States Ready?
The European Commission’s latest report says the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum is close to full application on 12 June 2026, after a two-year transition. It presents the Pact….
Sweden Refugee Policy: From Welcome to Expulsion
With only a few months until the September 13 Swedish elections, several new reforms are poised to make the country’s treatment of migrants and refugees worse. Minors born in Sweden,….
Indian and Bangladeshi Migrants in Europe: Two Sides of the Same Coin
Migration from India and Bangladesh has become a structurally important—albeit uneven—part of Europe’s labor market. While Indian migrants are frequently linked with high-skilled industries such as IT and healthcare, Bangladeshi….
Navigating Risks and Realities: The Dual Role of Smugglers in Migration Journeys
People turn to smugglers through family and personal networks once migration feels unavoidable. Smugglers rarely influence whether to migrate — but they shape the choice of routes, costs, and risks….