Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt announced that Germany will suspend the return of asylum seekers to Greece until mid-next year. This decision comes as part of an agreement between Greece and Germany pending the entry into force of amendments to European migration law on 12 June 2026. Dobrindt noted that Germany will process asylum applications…
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has decided to suspend immigration applications from 19 countries classified as high risk. The decision comes as a continuation of the U.S. administration’s exploitation of the shooting incident in which two National Guard soldiers were shot by an Afghan refugee in the capital, Washington, a few days ago….
A Greek court has begun the trial of 24 migrant aid workers on charges of people smuggling and money laundering. The defendants, volunteers with the non-profit search and rescue organization International Emergency Response Center (IERC), worked on the island of Lesbos between 2016 and 2018. They are accused of collaborating with smuggling networks that facilitate…
The leader of the parliamentary group of the Union faction in the Bundestag, Jens Spahn, defended German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s controversial statement regarding the impact of migrants on Germany’s cultural landscape. Spahn urged critics to recognize that Merz’s statement reflects reality, saying: “The Chancellor said something that everyone notices when they walk around Duisburg, as…
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has backtracked on his racist remarks about the impact of immigrants on the cultural landscape of German cities. This came in response to widespread criticism that reached the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), after thousands staged protests before the CDU headquarters in Berlin under the slogan “We Are the Girls.” Two days…
A British court accepted the challenge brought by an asylum seeker from Eritrea against the migrant exchange agreement between Britain and France (the “one-for-one” scheme). The court ordered the temporary suspension of the deportation of the claimant to examine his claim that he is a victim of human trafficking or modern slavery. At the same…
Three people were injured in a shooting at a building affiliated with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Dallas. Shortly afterward, one of the victims died. According to a spokeswoman for the Department of Homeland Security, there were no casualties among law enforcement officers, and some of the victims were detained migrants. According to…
A court in Rhode Island issued a temporary injunction to suspend US President Donald Trump’s directives that would deny immigrants who entered the country illegally access to food banks, the Head Start program, and dozens of other programs providing food, healthcare, and educational services for children in need. The injunction came after the Attorney General…
Thousands of anti-racism protesters marched in Dublin in a demonstration organized by United Against Racism. The march started at Parnell Square and proceeded to Custom House Quay. The protesters expressed solidarity with migrants who have come under attack, chanting: “Our migrants are under attack — say it loud, resist! Say it loud and clear: migrants…
Educational expert Nele McElvany recommended teaching German as a second language in primary and secondary schools. She advised the state of North Rhine-Westphalia to adopt German as a second language as a regular core subject in the state’s schools. The researcher emphasized the importance of teaching German from the very beginning to all students who…
A federal judge has issued an order to improve conditions at the Migrant Detention Center in New York, following reports of human rights violations. These violations included punitive treatment, severe overcrowding, and a lack of adequate healthcare and food. Federal Judge Lewis Kaplan, who issued the ruling, stated: “My conclusion is that there is a…
Dozens of civil society organizations in the UK have called for an end to the far-right movements organizing anti-migrant protests. Some 200 pro-refugee NGOs and charities signed a letter urging British politicians to put an end to what they described as “malicious movements” and to eliminate the hatred and racism fueling protests against migrants. The…
