By Meghan Benton and Andrew Selee With nearly 6 million people fleeing Ukraine since the Russian invasion began in February, the displacement has exceeded any recent humanitarian crisis in speed and...
Geneva/Washington - As COVID-19-related travel restrictions - more than 100,000 as of the end of 2021 - continue to inhibit cross-border mobility, a new report identifies the trends, challenges, and...
By Hanne Beirens and Samuel Davidoff-Gore The United Kingdom’s controversial deal with Rwanda to relocate certain asylum seekers there—not for offshore processing for possible settlement in the...
By Lawrence Huang More than two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, rising vaccination levels and widespread testing in many countries are giving governments and the public increasing confidence in...
Globally, access to COVID-19 vaccines has been uneven. More than one year since vaccines became widely available in high-income Western countries, many lower-income countries have struggled with...
By Henry Sherrell Executive Summary Cooperation with other countries has become a central part of Australia’s border enforcement strategy over the past three decades. Sparked by increasing focus on...
The sharp rise in the number of people seeking humanitarian protections over the last decade and the increase in international migration more generally have sharpened the focus on which labels are...
By Julia Gelatt and Doris Meissner Seven months after the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan, nearly 76,000 Afghans airlifted out of the country are settling into new homes in communities across...
By Hanne Beirens Great uncertainty has been unleashed with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. As Europeans woke up to the stunning reality of warfare on their continent, European Union and...
By Demetrios G. Papademetriou, Natalia Banulescu-Bogdan, and Kate Hooper Executive Summary The global context for cooperation on migration has shifted in unanticipated ways in the three years after...