Can Italy’s Mattei Plan Fulfill Its Promises to Africa?
Italy’s Mattei Plan promises to create a mutually beneficial partnership with Africa, but its focus on energy and…
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Les dynamiques politiques européennes au cœur de la décision sur les hubs de…
Les dynamiques parlementaires et partisanes au Parlement européen ayant permis l’adoption d’une politique…
Canada’s Promise of Sanctuary for Uyghurs Comes Up Short
Canada has promised Uyghur Muslims refuge, but slow resettlement processes and transnational Chinese intimidation…
MIR Meets: Karen Cocq
Host Devina Briggs-Hammoud speaks with Karen Cocq, co-executive director of the Migrant Workers Alliance for…
The Battle Over Citizenship in Mayotte Marks a Turning Point for French…
The tightening of birthright citizenship in Mayotte has revealed the multifaceted role of citizenship policy and…
Reassessing the AU-EU Partnership: Migration and the Illusion of Mutuality
A continuous emphasis from the EU on “shared values” and “win-win cooperation” often conceals a deeper imbalance in…
Who Gets to Belong? Immigration Restriction in Portugal
Portugal's dramatic shift from liberal to restrictive immigration policies reflects the growing influence of the…
Canada’s Immigration Consensus Fractures as Federal Election Looms
As Canada’s federal election approaches, the once-stable consensus on immigration is fracturing, with Trudeau’s…
Illegal Migration as a Bargaining Chip: Morocco’s Diplomatic Play in Ceuta…
Situated on the African mainland and bordered by Morocco, Ceuta and Melilla, Spain’s North African enclaves, have…
Far-Right Europe’s Feminomenons
Woman and patriarchal power are reconciled through the might of populist xenophobia.