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Over 300,000 Israelis have settled in the West Bank, complicating the prospects for a two-state solution and escalating regional tensions.
More than 137 million Americans face financial hardship due to medical debt, prompting discussions on Universal Basic Income as a potential solution.
Mauritania faces immigration challenges and battles against slavery in the Sahara Desert.
In Tarragona, law enforcement collected nearly 60 tons of hashish per year between 2004 and 2008, revealing the scale of drug trafficking in the region.
400 male asylum seekers are set to be housed in a disused naval base in a small town on England's south coast, sparking local protests.
In the French suburbs, systemic inequalities and high unemployment have led to the rise of gangs, creating dangerous ghettos that reflect deep social tensions.
Around 52,000 family-related visas are granted each year in the UK, but many families still struggle to reunite due to strict immigration rules.
Public opinion in the United Kingdom regarding Brexit is explored through diverse perspectives, addressing financial implications and legal consequences of leaving the EU.
Poland's militarization of its border with Belarus in the Bialowieza Forest region highlights the complex humanitarian and geopolitical challenges faced by migrants and local residents.
Many Syrian refugees in Lebanon incur debt as they struggle to find work due to legal restrictions on employment and residency.
Between 100 and 200 couples in France each year turn to an illegal surrogacy market, where women offer to carry children for 15,000 to 20,000 euros.
In 2015, Jeff Sessions and Stephen Miller created the "Immigration Handbook for a New Republican Majority" to reshape the GOP's approach to immigration policy.
Morgan Spurlock examines marijuana legalization's impact on California and numerous states.
Matteo Salvini's rise to power in Italy, marked by a shift to anti-migrant populism and widespread support for his security policies, reveals the motivations of ordinary citizens across the country.
Hubert, a student from Cameroon, navigates the complexities of higher education in Northern Cyprus amid rising human trafficking and exploitation, as lawyer Yağmur advocates for victims.
Migration from Stolipinovo, Bulgaria, to the Ruhr region of Germany highlights the challenges of temporary employment and low wages faced by over 40,000 Bulgarian workers.
Migrant workers in the Champagne region of France endure exploitative conditions, highlighting the hidden costs of luxury production amid record sales by major brands.
German journalist Jagoda Marinić investigates the cultural and political divides in Spain, focusing on Catalan identity and the plight of undocumented migrants in Barcelona.
In Paraguay, approximately 2,500 Germans have migrated to the El Paraíso Verde colony, seeking a tranquil lifestyle away from Covid-19 restrictions, but face unexpected challenges.
The Sea Punk rescue ship crew operates independently to save refugees in perilous conditions across the Mediterranean Sea.
In the Rotunda of the National Archives and Records Administration, Vice President Mike Pence and other officials preside over a naturalization ceremony on July 4th.
Four immigration attorneys navigate the complexities of the U.S. asylum system while assisting desperate migrants during the COVID-19 pandemic and political turmoil.
30 years have passed since Georgia began its pursuit of EU membership, with recent protests reflecting the urgency of this aspiration amid political tensions.
Russian Americans share their perspectives on the upcoming 2024 presidential election, highlighting their political engagement and identity in the United States.
On November 19, 2016, the National Archives and Records Administration and the Japanese American National Museum hosted a conversation in Los Angeles addressing immigration barriers and access.
Jewher and Abduweli expose Uyghur atrocities after fleeing China for the US and Istanbul.
Clacton-on-Sea voters in Essex prioritize immigration control over EU market access.
Richard Ojeda, a retired army major and former Trump voter, campaigns in West Virginia's third congressional district, which Trump won with 73 percent of the vote.
2,000 jobs were lost when Coca-Cola closed seven plants in Eastern Germany, raising concerns about the company's impact on local communities.
Malpasse shelters deported Dominican-Haitians in a community school run by pastor Sinas Saintilus.
Joseph Oleshangay fights to protect the Maasai from eviction near Serengeti National Park.
Thirty-five people died in a recent wave of mob violence against immigrants in South Africa, driven by economic frustration and job scarcity.
A 4-kilometer-wide zone of separation divides Brcko, with Serbs controlling the city while the Muslim-Croat Federation holds the outer villages.
Afghan refugees face uncertainty as evacuations continue amid Taliban takeover.
56 meters is the planned width for new shipping channels in the Amazon, raising concerns among local communities about their future and livelihoods.
Iowa's 2016 caucuses highlight immigration debates among Republican and Democratic candidates.
Three American soccer players compete in Mexico, where the sport is deeply embedded in the culture and offers better opportunities than in the US.
Twelve evictions occurred in the last four weeks as refugees faced hostility and fear while attempting to cross the English Channel.
In the wake of rising anti-Asian hate, Katie Ho takes her daughter to a protest, where an incident underscores the escalating violence against Asian Americans.
Hurricane Dorian devastated the Bahamas in 2019, leaving Haitian migrants homeless and facing deportation while living in makeshift shelters.
Migrants from Syria and Afghanistan face escalating violence and hostility from border guards while navigating the perilous Balkan Route through Serbia.
The Borealis plant in Antwerp reveals Belgium's largest human trafficking case involving 174 workers.
The UK votes to leave the EU, changing life for people across the English Channel.
Migrant families in London face homelessness, with children sleeping on buses every night.
Many Britons in France face new challenges due to Brexit restrictions on residency.
The Latino population in Patchogue, New York, surged from about 2% to 30% in just a few years, reflecting a broader demographic shift in America.
At least 3,000 people live in the makeshift camp known as 'the jungle' in Calais, where many strive to create a semblance of normal life amid challenging conditions.
In 2020, approximately 20,000 migrants reached the Canary Islands from the west coast of Africa, marking a tenfold increase from the previous year.
