Category: Migration
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Beatrice Tassotti Apr 8, 2022 EU’s migration policy and Poland’s current stance on refugees’ reception On 24 February 2022 the Russian Federation launched a military offensive against Ukraine. In 5 weeks, a quarter of the population of Ukraine has been forced to flee their homes. As of today, more than 4 million refugees have fled…
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Maddalena Sartor Jun 23, 2021 US Vice President Kamala Harris has said the United States’ relationship with Mexico is entering “a new era”, as she met with Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) in Mexico City on June 8. While immigration stands at the core of Joe Biden’s political agenda, Washington continues to face…
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Ludovico Campagnolo Jun 9, 2021 There seems to be an odd correlation between second-generation migrants who become Ministers, no matter their party, and the adoption of measures to clamp down on migration. In the UK the Home Secretary Priti Patel set some of the strictest requirements to apply for work in Great Britain. Perhaps more…
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Alessandro Boschin Dec 17, 2023 BR-each it!: Will the UK withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights following its fears for migration flows? A recent decision of Suella Braverman, now ex. UK Home Secretary from 14 November 2023, after her recent sack by Sunak, re-sparked a dreary idea in the minds of British citizens:…
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Sabrina Pipitone Dec 2, 2021. Updated: Nov 30, 2023 Migration is one of the most talked-about phenomena of our time, especially in Europe. The top leaders of the region seem to have a very diverse set of opinions on how to handle this situation. However, despite their differences, one shared drawback in all European policies…
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Martina Faggiani Dec 17, 2023 Italy-Albania Memorandum of Understanding: Is the Controversial Agreement Illegal and How Does It Relate with the UK-Rwanda Scheme? On November 6 Italian and Albanian Prime Ministers Giorgia Meloni and Edi Rama announced a deal between their countries concerning the outsourcing of the processing of asylum claims by refugees, moving it…