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An estimated 10,000 Indians moved to Berlin in the last year, seeking community and cultural connection in a new country.
Fogo Island fisherman Billy Crane explains his decision to leave his home in search of employment opportunities in Toronto amid local concerns about the future.
Women in makeshift camps in Calais face increasing dangers while attempting to cross the English Channel, with fatalities rising from 16 in 2023 to at least 89 in 2024.
Canada's political and cultural distinctions from the United States are explored through its healthcare system, immigration policies, and historical influences.
Poverty in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan drives parents to sell their children for survival.
Thirteen-year-old Gesho arrived in Israel as part of a 14,000-person airlift known as Operation Solomon, which took place in 1991.
Dozens of Native Americans took control of Alcatraz Island in a nighttime occupation, claiming it as their rightful land.
Eighteen thousand Indians work in the province of Latina, often earning as little as three euros an hour under harsh conditions in the agricultural sector.
54 young men are rescued from the Spanish Sea while migrants in southern Spain face harsh working conditions and refugees in Germany seek family reunification.
Denver, Colorado, as a sanctuary city, navigates the complexities of immigration amid the Trump administration's policies and the realities faced by 12 million undocumented migrants.
In March 2007, thousands of African-Americans visited Ghana, many seeking to reconnect with their ancestors after centuries of forced displacement.
1.5 million Russian-Germans prepare to vote in the September Bundestag election amid concerns.
Hotel Arbez, located on the Franco-Swiss border, uniquely allows guests to sleep in France and dine in Switzerland while exploring cross-cultural identities.
Martin Garcia Island, located in the Rio de la Plata, serves as a unique geopolitical space shared by Argentina and Uruguay, influencing local identity and sovereignty.
Nahwa, an Emirati enclave within Oman's Mahda, exemplifies the complexities of borders and identity shaped by historical water resource decisions.
Neutral Moresnet, a territory co-managed by Germany and Belgium from 1816 to 1919, became a unique enclave known for its zinc mine and status as a tax haven.
20 passengers find themselves stuck 2 kilometers from their destination on the dangerous roads of Ivory Coast, where breakdowns are a common occurrence.
Dhekelia, a British Sovereign Base Area in Cyprus, highlights the complexities of identity and governance stemming from historical colonialism and ongoing territorial divisions.
St. Paul, Minnesota, has the largest concentration of Korean adoptees in the United States, many of whom are raised in transracial families.
Photographer Ed Kashi documents the diverse cultures, races, and religions that shape the vibrant life of Marseille, France's oldest city.
The Chippewa Cree tribe, with around six thousand members, faces increased fears of marginalization and deportation under Donald Trump's administration.
Mohammed Alsaleh, a Syrian refugee who fled the Assad regime, now helps newly arrived Syrian families adjust to life in Canada while awaiting his own family's arrival.
Camilla from Nigeria faces struggles after being trafficked and deported from Europe.
France's overseas territories, including Réunion, Guadeloupe, and Martinique, face socio-economic challenges and governance complexities shaped by their colonial history and climate change.
Two-thirds of Santa Cruz del Islote's residents are under 18, with many young people facing limited opportunities and few options for education.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz faces the rise of far-right movements, an economic recession, and a divisive migration debate in contemporary Germany.
Moises, a 24-year-old from Chiapas, Mexico, volunteers at an addiction treatment center in Bielefeld, serving about 100 people daily.
290 euros is the monthly allowance for a family of five living in the overcrowded Moria refugee camp on Lesbos, where basic needs are often unmet.
Greece faces ongoing challenges such as corruption, inadequate public services, and migration issues, while also contending with Turkey and China's growing influence.
1,200 people live in a camp in Western Greece, where they face restrictions on work and social contact while waiting for asylum decisions.
Over 100 people were expelled from their homes in 1953 to make way for the expansion of a U.S. military base in Greenland, leading to lasting trauma.
Eighteen-month-old Neri is carried to a dormitory in Kibbutz Baram, the last community in Israel still practicing the old kibbutz way of raising children separately from their parents.
More than 3 million Indians were taken from their homes and sent to British colonies as indentured laborers after the abolition of slavery.
The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has faced criticism for its aggressive immigration enforcement tactics under Donald Trump's administration.
A third of India's population cannot read or write, but 13-year-old Sadia Khan pursues her education to change her family's future.
Dillon S. Meyer, Director of the War Relocation Authority, discusses the relocation of 110,000 Japanese-Americans to ten centers across seven states in 1943.
Ireland ranks fourth in the world for cocaine use per capita, with drug deals occurring openly in Dublin's streets.
Israel's legal immigration channel for Ukrainian Jews, established after the 2022 Russian invasion, contrasts sharply with the experiences of non-Jewish Ukrainians.
Bisan joins her community in Gaza to pick olives despite the destruction of their trees.
Italy, the first European country to face a significant COVID-19 outbreak, experienced stark regional differences in pandemic impact, reflecting its historical trends in fascism and migration.
More than 100,000 people of Japanese ancestry were relocated from the West Coast during World War II due to fears of espionage and sabotage.
Anthropologist Jason De León uses archaeology to analyze the human stories behind illegal border crossings, providing insights into this complex issue.
Julissa Arce discusses her experiences working at Goldman Sachs while being undocumented during the National Conversation on #RightsAndJustice event in 2016.
Latvia's population has declined by 13% over two decades, prompting a trend of young citizens returning home from Great Britain amid the impacts of COVID-19 and Brexit.
196 American youths, deported to Cambodia since 2002, struggle to adapt to a country they have never known after committing crimes in the U.S.
Mia Sletus, the only woman among the male miners, has worked in coal mine number seven in Svalbard since 2020, but the mine is set to close next year.
Every year, Yairan Montejo must renew his German residence permit, a process that often leads to frustration and uncertainty about his future.
Morocco's strategic initiatives under King Mohammed VI aim to enhance its role in Africa while addressing the complex issue of Western Sahara.
