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Tag: migration

Il porto di Calais, Francia [Foto: Unsplash]

The UK is providing €767 million to France to tackle migration

by Valeria Schröter

CENTRO D'ACCOGLIENZA MIGRANTI ALBANIA DALL'ALTO

For NGOs and academics, the Council of Europe is undermining the concept of universal protection of human rights

by Iolanda Cuomo

Imago economica

Asylum applications are falling across the EU, but the number of people awaiting a decision is rising

by Caterina Mazzantini

Numero di attraversamenti irregolari da gennaio ad aprile 2026. Source: Frontex

Illegal entries of migrants into the EU have fallen by 40 per cent

by Caterina Mazzantini

La nave Humanity attraccata al porto di Bari con 100 migranti, maggio 2025. Fonte: Saverio De Giglio via Imagoeconomica

Returns, border control, and new approaches: the Council of Europe’s declaration on migration

by Iolanda Cuomo

13 March 2025, Brandenburg, Eisenhüttenstadt: Migrants leave the premises of Brandenburg's Central Immigration Office (ZABH) with luggage. Brandenburg is taking a new approach to speeding up the return of asylum seekers to Poland. A new so-called "Dublin Center" for the faster return of asylum seekers to other EU states is starting work. The aim is to speed up the organization of transfers to Poland. This involves so-called Dublin cases, i.e. people who have to go through their asylum procedure in another EU country. Photo: Patrick Pleul/dpa (Photo by PATRICK PLEUL / dpa Picture-Alliance via AFP)

Returns of migrants from the EU to third countries have risen by 13 per cent

by Caterina Mazzantini

Migrants from sub-Saharan Africa sit next to makeshift shelters at a camp al-Amra on the outskirts of the Tunisian port city of Sfax on April 23, 2024. After President Kais Saied said in a speech last year that "hordes of illegal migrants" posed a demographic threat to Tunisia, anti-migrant violence broke out and hundreds of sub-Saharan Africans were kicked out of their jobs and homes. (Photo by Fethi Belaid / AFP)

EU asylum applications down 23 per cent in December 2025 from a year earlier

by Giorgio Dell'Omodarme

Virkkunen AI

The EU has opened its first Legal Access Office in a partner country

by Simone De La Feld

19 February 2026

Tratta di esseri umani

Human trafficking: nearly 10,000 victims in EU in 2024

by Enrico Pascarella

29 January 2026

tunisia migranti italia

New European “anti-migrant” equipment for Tunis, despite cases of abuse

by Enrico Pascarella

22 January 2026

Migrants: hardline stance wins in Strasbourg: socialists and greens in minority

by Enrico Pascarella

21 January 2026

Migrazione frontiere pushback

EU, decline in asylum applications continues, down 28 per cent in October compared to 2024

by Enrico Pascarella

15 January 2026

Consiglio d'Europa

Less rights and migrants under attack: the Council of Europe warns Italy

by Enrico Pascarella

13 January 2026

Migrant arrivals from the central Mediterranean dropped by 1 percent so far in 2025

by Simone De La Feld

12 December 2025

rimpatri migranti

EU countries agree to tighten reception and repatriation; set migrant solidarity contributions

by Simone De La Feld

9 December 2025

US President Donald Trump gives a thumbs up as he departs the stage during the signing ceremony of a peace deal with the President of Rwanda Paul Kagame and the President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Felix Tshisekedi at the United States Institute of Peace in Washington, DC, on December 4, 2025. Trump on Thursday brings the leaders of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo together to endorse a deal that Trump has hailed as his latest peace triumph despite ongoing violence on the ground. Trump hopes the agreement will pave the way for the United States to gain access to critical minerals in the eastern DRC, a violence-torn region home to many of the key ingredients in modern technologies such as electric cars. (Photo by ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS / AFP)

The US wants to “cultivate resistance” to Europe’s decline. No comment from Brussels

by Simone De La Feld

5 December 2025

Migrants labourers work in the fields in the village of Bella Farnia near the coastal city of Sabaudia, South of Rome on July 1, 2021. About 30,000 Indians, mainly Sikhs from Punjab state, live in the Pontine Marshes. A growing number of these labourers are taking drugs to cope with long hours, poor conditions and very low pay, according to interviews with workers, doctors, police and rights groups. (Photo by Filippo MONTEFORTE / AFP) / TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY ALVISE ARMELLINI

Immigrant unemployment below 10 percent across OECD countries

by Simone De La Feld

3 November 2025

Geert Wilders

Dutch elections: Wilders’ ultra-right in the lead, but will probably not govern

by Francesco Bortoletto

27 October 2025

13 March 2025, Brandenburg, Eisenhüttenstadt: Migrants leave the premises of Brandenburg's Central Immigration Office (ZABH) with luggage. Brandenburg is taking a new approach to speeding up the return of asylum seekers to Poland. A new so-called "Dublin Center" for the faster return of asylum seekers to other EU states is starting work. The aim is to speed up the organization of transfers to Poland. This involves so-called Dublin cases, i.e. people who have to go through their asylum procedure in another EU country. Photo: Patrick Pleul/dpa (Photo by PATRICK PLEUL / dpa Picture-Alliance via AFP)

Slight increase in returns, but only one in four people actually leave EU

30 September 2025

Domande di asilo in calo

Asylum applications in the EU fall by 23 percent

by Enrico Pascarella

8 September 2025

albania

Migrants: Albania model eyed by the EU deemed ‘useless and inhuman’ – and costs 114,000 euros per day

by Simone De La Feld

Mette Frederiksen

Between migrants and green transition, EU Parliament splits on priorities of Danish presidency

by Francesco Bortoletto

EU working on returns to Syria; Frontex says over 1,000 since March

by Emanuele Bonini

Kaja Kallas

Investment, migration, and disinformation at the heart of the EU-African Union cooperation agenda

by Francesco Bortoletto

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