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Immigrant Cities: Exploring New Orleans, Marseille, Rotterdam, Liverpool.

Pope Leo XIV on immigration

Pope Leo XIV emerges as the most prominent moral voice on migration. He told US Vice President JD Vance that love cannot be ranked.  Read

NEWS & INSIGHT

Britain / France

British-French Channel corssing deal

Britain and France sign three-year Channel crossing deal that will cost Britain £660 million. Read

Chile

Chile deportation flights

Chile's new far-right government has started deportation flights and the building of a border wall. Read 

Bangladesh

Bangladesh refugee camp

Bangladesh houses 1.2 million refugees, mostly Muslim Rohingyas from Myanmar. Read

Africa

Britain slams the door on African students, thus risking its access to the continent’s riches. Read

Canada

Canada's new asylum law will make is considerably harder for refugees to claim asylum. Read 

War in the Middle East

Thousands of displaced Lebanese families return to their destroyed neighbourhoods. 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 provide undocumented immigrants with work permits. 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

Canada-Greenland Partnership

North America

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