At the second International Migration Review Forum, countries found common ground on migrants’ rights. But what does that consensus mean when implementation falls short?
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Fewer and fewer EU citizens are coming to Germany to work, citing too much red tape, discrimination and more attractive labour markets in other EU countries.
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Successful integration policy is vital to the future of our towns and cities and to building strong, cohesive neighbourhoods.
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A conversation with the lawyer Martin Rozumek about the precarious conditions faced by Ukrainians working in the Czech logistics sector.
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As the discussions on the European Union’s 2028-2034 Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) intensify, the budget could reshape migration cooperation with Africa. Will it be a partnership, or conditionality by another name?
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Ensuring that skilled workers recruited abroad remain in Germany in the long term requires the efforts of the national government, local authorities, employers and civil society to be strengthened and better coordinated.
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Six months after the shocking antisemitic terrorist attack in Sydney the inquiry about reasons and consequences grapples with its deeper causes.
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Ahead of the International Migration Review Forum 2026, the Spotlight Report on Global Migration 2026 shows what works and what must change in migration governance.
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Ensuring fair recruitment abroad prevents exploitation before migrants even arrive.
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In an interview with Rebecca Liebig, Executive Board of the trade union ver.di, we discussed the erosion of women’s and workers’ rights from an immigration policy perspective. What is needed to make workplaces more democratic?
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