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World Cup 2026: French immigrant footballers

Modern French football has been shaped by successive waves of immigration. Read

Agricultural migrants in Italy killed by gangmasters

Killed migrant workers shed light on Italy’s gangmaster labour system. The killing of four migrants in Calabria has brought renewed scrutiny to Caporalato. Read

NEWS & INSIGHTS

Japan

Foreign workers in Japan

Japan tightens immigration rules while the economy relies on foreign workers. Read

South Africa

Anti-migrant protests in South Africa

Anti-migrant protests escalate in South Africa as vigilante groups set deadline. Read 

Switzerland

Swiss vote against 10-million limit

Swiss voters reject proposal to limit the country’s population to 10 million. Read

Austrralia is proud of its multiculturalism but unease about immigration is growing. Read

The UK's immigration policy threatens the country's prosperity and international influence. Read.

Germany

Spanish government to entice immigrants to rural areas to curb population decline. Read

Immigrant and foreign-trained doctors are vital to Germany’s healthcare system. Read.

Millions of migrants live and work in South Africa, but xenophobia is on the rise. Read

Hundreds of thousands of migrants in Malaysia live in a state of permanent uncertainty. Read

RESEARCH & ANALYSIS

Foreign doctors in Europe

Canada-Greenland Partnership

Across European healthcare systems, foreign trained doctors have become indispensable. The Immigrant Times examined Germany, Britain, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden and Poland.  Read

Immigrant Cities

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Immigrant Cities: Buenos Aires, New Orleans, Marseille, Rotterdam, Liverpool.

Immigration in the US

Foreign doctors in the US: Trump's immigration curbs hit MAGA areas the hardest. Read

Immigration in Britain

An opportunity for the country or a threat to society - Britain debates immigration. Read

Immigration in Germany

More than 14 million foreign nationals are living in German states and cities. Read

North America

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