The Main Humanitarian Crisis to Watch in 2026
This story was originally published by The New Humanitarian. Every year, our team of specialist editors draws up a list of humanitarian crises to watch. In 2026, as ever, there….
Tag: immigration
Integration in Scandinavia: How the Nordic States Handle Immigration
Immigration has increased greatly in the Nordic countries overall, with the OECD’s report on the region estimating it rose 50% in the last decade. What integration efforts have these states….
Trump Introduces ‘Gold Card’ as “Direct Path to Citizenship for All Qualified and Vetted People”
The Trump administration introduced a ‘Gold Card’ last week, which provides “U.S. residency in record time” after successful background checks as well as “citizenship for all qualified and vetted people.”….
British eVisa System: “Systemic Risk to Privacy, Equality and Human Rights”
A Canadian citizen’s personal data was merged with the data of a Russian national in the UK’s eVisa system, British newspaper The Independent reported last week. The Russian woman, upon….
The Artificial Political Divide: How France’s Immigration Debate Masks Social Reality
Immigration is a highly contentious and contested issue in France. During the past 20 years, 12 laws have been introduced towards bringing in an ever more restrictive approach to immigration…..