Walking through migration news
Migration is all over the news: the emergencies, the numbers, the political reactions. Here we provide you with our short but deep analyses of what is going on in the world of migration, wrapped-up in context, long-term perspectives, and checked facts.
Belarus’s political capital abroad: The role of activists fighting for democracy from Lithuania
‘This is hypocrisy’ – A Q&A with Giulia Tranchina on European migration policy in Libya
COVID-19 special issue: Epidemics, labour and mobility
The border toll: Relationships at the Irish border in the age of Brexit
Migration on the ballot: European elections and immigrant enfranchisement
‘The Colombian Dream’: Portraying the new routes
Complications of allowing migrants to vote in their country of origin: The case of Hong Kong
Recognising ‘qualified vulnerability’: Obstacles to mobility in the Humanitarian Corridors Project in Lebanon
In honour of Sarah: A call to recognise the complexity of queerness in exile
A relationship beyond borders: The emotional impact of Brexit
Stuck ships, prosecuted captains: How Europe imposes immobility
The Mediterranean status quo: European cooperation or sporadic solidarity?
Thae Yong-ho: From North Korean defector to South Korean politician
The Indian Muslim: An immigrant at home
Ripples of a Massacre: Militiamen, European border externalisation and Revolution in Sudan
Love beyond labels: Resettlement in Amish country
32 by 45: the Trump administration defines a national emergency
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