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Jimmie Åkesson said that his party, Sweden Democrats, will lead the line on migration policies in the Scandinavian country.
Around 120 former peacekeepers from Ethiopia, where several regions including northern Tigray are hit by inter-ethnic conflict, have sought asylum in Sudan, the United Nations said Sunday.
UK activists protest Syrian refugee returns to Danish ambassador
Syrian activists and their supporters have met the Danish ambassador to the UK to protest threatened deportations of refugees to areas around Damascus where they could face torture and detention.
Policies of exclusion leaving millions without Covid vaccines: WHO
A WHO report says millions of the world's most vulnerable people will struggle to receive a Covid-19 jab, even if shortages are addressed.
German spy agency to widen surveillance of Islamophobic Pegida
The president of Saxony's LfV domestic intelligence agency said Pegida 'acts as a hinge between extremists and non-extremists'.
Raising the refugee cap is not enough
Comment: Allocating more funding to resettlement organisations will not fill the gaps created by four years of neglect, writes Zaina Ujayli.
Planned Danish asylum centre in Rwanda 'unconscionable, potentially unlawful'
Amnesty International's European director staunchly criticised the idea of a Danish refugee reception centre in Rwanda, which local media ...
'Illegal EU measures' linked to 2,000 refugee deaths: report
A report released by The Guardian has claimed that thousands of refugee deaths could be linked to 'illegal methods' used by some EU member states
Syrian refugees create Spain's first Arabic news outlet
With incidents of xenophobia towards Arab communities in Spain on the rise, the establishment of Baynana is a welcome counterweight to ...
How 'indefinite transit' is keeping refugees stuck in limbo
Comment: Even for those refugees evacuated from Libya, many are still living in very dangerous conditions, with long-term uncertainty and ...
Greek police pressed to answer migrant pushback claims
Greece has been called upon to answer questions related to accusations that it is pushing back migrants that are seeking refuge.
Culinary solidarity and borderless journeys in 'Ripe Figs'
Book Club: Yasmin Khan, in her latest gastronomic adventure, unravels how the ongoing migrant crisis has further blurred the culinary boundaries ...
Lebanon thwarts attempt to smuggle 69 Syrians to Cyprus
The Mediterranean island and Lebanon have an agreement to curb the arrival of migrant boats.
Turkish tales: A respite from being black in America
Lawrence Cenk Laws explores how - like Baldwin decades earlier - being in Turkey rested his mind and heart from the divisiveness and ...
HRW slams Denmark's 'flawed' plan to deport Syrian refugees
The rights watchdog has warned that Denmark's decisions could 'lead a worrying trend in European refugee policy'.
The unconvincing narrative of EU sanctions on Turkey
Analysis: Despite the rhetoric, complex economic and political relations between Turkey and prominent EU member states mean that substantial sanctions on Ankara will always be off the table.
A path towards ally-ship: Reframing 'The Muslim Problem'
The New Arab Meets: Tawseef Khan, author of The Muslim Problem. In it, he elegantly deconstructs myths surrounding Islam, whilst confronting the ...
UK Home Office 'exposed refugees to fire, Covid-19'
Recently disclosed documents show that the UK Home Office placed hundreds of asylum seekers at risk of fire and Covid-19 by housing ...
Iraqi man on trial for Berlin motorway rampage
The Iraqi man is charged with attempted murder, dangerous interference with traffic and fleeing the scene of an accident.
Behind the wave of arson attacks targeting refugee camps
In-depth: The hardships of life in refugee camps during the pandemic have exacerbated tensions between residents, local populations and the ...
Greek FM travels to Turkey for talks
Nikos Dendias will meet with his Turkish counterpart and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
UK Home Office faces investigation into barracks housing refugees
Asylum seekers allegedly face issues with isolation, difficulty accessing legal and medical support, and almost no 'visible security ...
Frontex scandal: Taking the EU's border agency to court
In-depth: A group of lawyers are taking legal action against Frontex over human rights violations, claiming the agency is illegally expelling ...
Germany's divided far-right AfD to launch election bid
Germany's far-right AfD is finalising its election manifesto amid internal division, links to radical Covid-19 deniers and accusations of ties ...
Athens accused the Turkish coastguard of 'accompanying flimsy migrant boats'.
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