A “Forgotten” Solution May Very Well Be Right Next Door
From the education system and local labor markets to changing cultural dynamics, Syrians have proved that their…
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How the Refugee Crisis Became the EU Crisis
The inability of the EU to make decisions concerning distribution, asylum procedures, and courses of action has…
What Would a Post-Merkel EU Look Like?
November 2005, Germany. The Christian Democratic Union of Germany (CDU) has won the federal elections, in a…
Des migrants isolés livrés à leur propre sort à Paris
Ainsi, lorsque ces jeunes arrivent en France, où ils devraient recevoir l’aide dont ils ont besoin, le gouvernement…
Refugees Welcome Back?
The seven-year Syrian war is coming to an end. Bashar Al-Assad’s regime, thanks to the support of Russia and Iran,…
What Now for Salvadorans in the United States?
Questions about immigrants in America have been at the forefront of public discussion over the past month, as…
The Deadliest Catch: Migrant Trafficking Through Libya
The number of migrants attempting to migrate to Europe via the Mediterranean reached epic proportions after the…
Seeking Refuge in a Warming World
In 2015, millions of Syrian refugees fled their war-torn country in search of peace and security. The vast majority…
INTERPOL: targeting international criminals, terrorists, and…activists?
On October 17, 2017, Russian officials put out a request for cooperation from the international community to locate…
Nil Yalter’s Art and the Refugee Crisis in Turkey
Nil Yalter is hardly a new name in the world of contemporary art; from issues of feminism to immigration,…