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Geopolitics Migrant Lives

Anti-Migrant Extremes? A Trial In Poland To Decide If Giving Food To Refugees Is A Crime

Since 2021, Poland has been facing a humanitarian and migration crisis along its border with Belarus. In the meantime, several collectives of volunteers have sprung up, providing aid to migrants stuck between the two borders, such as food, water, and emergency blankets. Now, facing a harsher Pan-European border policy, and security pressure at home, some of these volunteers may be prosecuted for their efforts.


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Economy Geopolitics Migrant Lives Society

Why One Man’s Saga Of Attempting Legal Migration Is Our Story Too

Germany needs 400,000 skilled workers from abroad every year. So why does the visa application process make it incredibly difficult for them to come to the country? For Die Zeit, Simon Langemann reports on one young Ivorian’s efforts to move legally to Germany as a migrant worker.

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Geopolitics Migrant Lives

The Poland-Belarus Border: One More Migrant Crisis In Search Of Common Sense

Ongoing since 2021, the Polish-Belarusian border crisis has escalated in recent months. As some want to push all migrants away and others say let them all in, Poland must have a system for allowing people to apply for entry — both for humanitarian and economic reasons.

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Eyes on the U.S. Geopolitics Migrant Lives

Darién Gap: A Migrant’s Journey Through Central America They’ll Never Forget

Antonio, Ibrain, Victoria, Lizeth, Xiomara and Zaira. All six have etched in their memory the people they were able to help and those they couldn’t while crossing the Darién Gap, one of the most dangerous points on the Central American migration route to the United States.

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Geopolitics Migrant Lives

Egypt’s Racist Targeting Of Sudanese Refugees Can Count On European Support

Hundreds of migrants and asylum seekers have been detained, many of them deported, in recent months in Egypt amid an orchestrated campaign that is targeting African refugees in the country.

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Geopolitics

How Will The Masters Of War Divide Sudan’s Cake?

As neither side is able to achieve a decisive victory the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces have resorted to attrition tactics in their stalemated conflict.

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Geopolitics

Sudan’s Humanitarian Crisis Is Forcing Refugees To Cross Into Egypt

More than 14,000 Sudanese people have already crossed the border into neighboring Egypt to flee the conflict in their country. On arrival, they say there are chaotic scenes.

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Ideas Society

Testing A Mother-Daughter Relationship At The Gaza Border

-Essay- CAIRO — I dropped her off at the first of many stops that make up the long journey back to her home, and I went back to mine. We both like “homemaking;” we hoard the smallest of things, collect candles, eat what we grow – both of us are lovers of life, even fighters […]

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Geopolitics

Egyptian Terror: Fear And Loathing Across The Sinai

The Egyptian regime and Islamic militants kill civilians every day. If they are killed by the militants, then they are victims of terrorism, and if they are killed by the military, they become terrorists.

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Geopolitics

Gaza-Israel Ceasefire Brokered By Egypt’s Morsi

JERUSALEM POST (Israel), NOUVEL OBSERVATEUR, AFP (France), REUTERS (U.S.), AL JAZEERA (Qatar), AHRAM ONLINE (Egypt), LIBERTÉ ALGÉRIE (Algeria) Worldcrunch JERUSALEM – An informal ceasefire brokered by new Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi was holding in most places Thursday between the Palestinian group Hamas and the Israeli army, the Jerusalem Post reported. The truce comes after three […]

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