Weeks after over 70,000 people crossed from Morocco into Spain’s North African enclave in late July, thousands remain in Ceuta, where authorities are managing accommodation, registration and possible returns. The situation has spark1
The aftermath of the "generational funding collapse" sparked by the US eliminating funding for several UN agencies and international organizations continues to be felt, as the UNHCR is cutting its budget and thousands of jobs. Exper1
Five EU states are negotiating with Kigali to host rejected asylum seekers under Brussels' new return law. Rights groups warn of abuses, and past deals delivered only a handful of deportees at huge cost.
Spain has accused networks linked to Russia, Israel and the far right of spreading disinformation surrounding the migration rush into Ceuta this summer, while rejecting claims of Morocco's involvement. Both Russia and Israel have de1
Ahead of the state election in Saxony-Anhalt, migrants fear the consequences of the far-right anti-immigrant AfD party coming to power. At the same time, voters with an immigrant background are turning away from political parties.