Tag: Migration and Immigration

Central Asian countries have always made a strong play for being the master of their own destinies. Policymakers in the region tout their ability to sit in the driver’s seat ...

METETÍ, Panama—Alex Oswaldo Yáñez Tarqui and his wife were on track to reach the United States border before May 11, when the controversial Title 42 pandemic-era border policy came to ...

Welcome back to World Brief, where new U.S. immigration policies target asylum-seekers at the Mexico border, protests turn violent in Pakistan, and fighting between rival tribes highlights growing tensions in ...

Vincenzo Voce was in the middle of a press meeting on March 28 when his phone suddenly rang, signaling urgent official business. Excusing himself, he flew out of his office ...

Last week, one of the stories that most caught my attention in the sort of random but uniquely fulfilling way one can get from browsing newspapers was an item from ...

With long braids and large grins, Luna and Violetta, ages 6 and 5, respectively, greeted me at their home in Antakya city in southern Turkey in late December 2022. They ...

Germany faces a fundamental migration dilemma. Refugees from poor and war-torn countries flock to it as a haven while skilled professionals from outside of the European Union—workers the German economy ...

For many centrist supporters of former German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the prospect of Friedrich Merz leading her Christian Democratic Union (CDU) was once considered a worst-case scenario. The hard-right Merz ...

Welcome to Foreign Policy’s South Asia Brief. The highlights this week: A fire at a Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh underscores ongoing hardships for the group; the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations ...

The Biden administration figures there are now well over 150,000 Afghan special immigrant visa applicants trying to escape Afghanistan, officials and advocates familiar with the matter told Foreign Policy, a ...