Foreign nurses leaving UK for better pay and conditions
Nearly 9,000 foreign nurses are departing from the UK every year for better-paying opportunities abroad, exacerbating the existing understaffing crisis within the NHS.
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SOS Humanity: Margins to save migrants very limited after multiple NGO vessel seizures
The non-governmental search and rescue organization SOS Humanity has accused the Italian government of "systematically hindering" its humanitarian work through the administrative seizure of its vessel.
Germany: Racist motive suspected in deadly arson attack
An arson attack on an apartment block in the German town of Solingen is widely believed to have been a racist crime, despite a lack of evidence so far. A Bulgarian Muslim family of four died in the fire.
Ireland seeks to solve asylum accommodation crisis, opts in to EU migration pact
The Irish government has announced major changes to address the critical shortage of accommodation for asylum seekers. It said it will also overhaul its own asylum laws as it opts in to common European standards stipulated in the ne1
UNHCR: urgent aid needed to prevent deepening Sahel crisis
The Assistant High Commissioner for Protection at UNHCR, Ruvendrini Menikdiwela, commended Mali and its neighboring nations for keeping their borders open to those fleeing danger throughout the region and upholding asylum principles1