This week, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) warned that the number of Sudanese refugees who have fled to neighboring countries since the beginning of Sudan's civil war in 2023 has surpassed four million.
The German government has proposed several new measures as it pushes on with plans to further curb irregular migration. This comes despite a legal setback this week when a court ruled pushbacks at the border unlawful.
The extension of the law is the latest in a series of moves by the Nordic country to restrict entry through its eastern border with Russia.
The British government is pushing forward with arrests of people smuggling suspects, as the numbers of migrants arriving in the UK continues to increase. British Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is also exploring further measures, inclu1
The exhibition of Ivorian migrant Mohamed Keita, entitled 'Porto Roma' can be visited free of charge until July 27 in Rome. Keita, now 32, left the Ivory Coast when he was 14 to reach Italy, arriving in 2010 after a three-year-long1