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1 Sep 2026 3 minute read 1 comment SovietStories
Today, Magadan is usually imagined as a remote northern city from which people try to move back to the mainland. But a few decades ago, the situation was almost the opposite. People came to Magadan from different parts of the Soviet Union, sometimes...
9 Aug 2026 4 minute read 0 comments CondividiSulWeb
Europe’s border-free area was designed to make travel between member states almost invisible.Now, the migration crisis in Ceuta is putting that principle under pressure.After Italy introduced temporary checks on travelers arriving from Spain, Madrid...
1 Aug 2026 7 minute read 0 comments CondividiSulWeb
A strategic European border under pressureThe small Spanish enclave of Ceuta has once again become one of the most discussed migration hotspots in Europe after a sudden increase in irregular crossings from Morocco.Thousands of people attempted to rea...
4 Feb 2025 1 minute read 3 comments Vladan Lausevic
TL;DR In her article "Trump's 'Invasion' Theatrics: Act 1", published in The Border Chronicle, Melissa del Bosque examines Donald Trump's use of executive orders and military operations to create the illusion of an immigration crisis at the U.S.-M...
1 Feb 2025 1 minute read 0 comments Vladan Lausevic
TL;DR Alex Nowrasteh and Krit Chanwong's article, "Diseased Illegal Immigrants Aren't 'Invading' the United States," published on Immigration Insights, challenges the claim that illegal immigration poses a significant disease risk in the U.S. Analyz...
31 Jan 2025 2 minute read 0 comments Vladan Lausevic
TLDR In "Immigration Systems in Labor-Needy Japan and South Korea Have Evolved—but Remain Restrictive," published by the Migration Policy Institute, authors Erin Aeran Chung and Yunchen Tian analyze the restrictive and selective immigration policies...
17 Jan 2025 2 minute read 0 comments Vladan Lausevic
TLDR In "Biden Didn't Cause the Border Crisis," published by American Purpose, David J. Bier dismantles the narrative that President Joe Biden is responsible for the U.S.-Mexico border crisis. Bier argues that the surge in migration stems from global...
4 Dec 2024 1 minute read 0 comments Vladan Lausevic
TLDR Rebecca Buxton and Matthew J. Gibney argue that refugees are not obligated to be grateful to countries offering them asylum. They critique the expectation of refugee gratitude, highlighting that asylum is often a legal obligation or compensator...
2 Dec 2024 2 minute read 2 comments Vladan Lausevic
In September, Maria Malmer Stenergard, the former migration minister in Sweden and now the current external affairs minister, made several controversial and, more or less, bigoted statements about immigration and immigrants. She said, among other t...
26 Nov 2024 2 minute read 0 comments Vladan Lausevic
TLDR Refugees in Ethiopia’s Amhara region face severe violence and insecurity, as highlighted by The New Humanitarian. Eritrean and Sudanese refugees experience daily attacks, kidnappings, and robberies, often perpetrated by local militias and armed...
