Red Sea death trap: Why so many migrants drown
Another boat recently capsized in the Bab al-Mandab Strait between Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, killing dozens. Despite all the dangers, many migrants are willing to risk the crossing.
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UK: Is there an increasing number of sexual assaults committed by male migrants?
A debate is raging in the UK over whether migrants have a greater propensity to perpetrate sexual and violent crimes than other parts of the population. Those who claim that violence is linked to cultural influences cite crime stati1
Spain: Government registers drop in Canary Island arrivals
Spain's Ministry of the Interior has declared that since the beginning of 2025, the number of arrivals in Canary Islands had almost halved — with under 11,600 people successfully making the dangerous sea journey to the archipelago f1
'One-in, one-out' scheme between UK and France launches as thousands continue to cross Channel
A new migrant deal between Britain and France will come into effect on August 5, according to the UK Home Office. The plan will see some irregular migrants arriving in the UK on boats be sent back to France — in exchange for others1
In northern France, Sesame House is a haven of peace
There is no need for paperwork to enter Sesame House (Maison Sésame) in Herzeele, northern France: the welcome is unconditional. Over 2,000 migrants on their way to England have passed through since 2019 to enjoy a moment of peace,1