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Manu Joseph: When the whole world seems uprooted, what can we call home?
Everyone seems to be fleeing. The rich may be packing up to Europe, Dubai and Singapore, while the poor leave their villages in search of work. Yet the forces that pull us back home aren’t easing. What explains all this?
Average life in Bihar vs U : Indian shares how his reality completely changed after moving abroad
Symposium on the 1951 Refugee Convention at 75: Resilience in Times of Contestation: The Turbulent Destiny of the Refugee Convention
[Dr. Vincent Chetail is Professor of International Law and Director of the Global MIgration Centre at the Geneva Graduate Institute of International and development Studies] Anniversaries invite reflection, but they can also induce complacency. The seventy-fi…
We entered through gap : Migrants recount cross - border networks , documents and votes in India
Norwegian Man Raised On Mumbai Streets Returns To Dargah To Pay Respects Years Later
Britain’s 7-Step Program to Ruin
Out of about 5,000 seats up for vote in Britain’s recent local council elections, the ruling Labour Party lost 1,100 in its worst-ever result, while the new Reform UK Party gained 1,300. A major factor was migration. Here are seven steps successive government…
Sri Lankan maternal ancestry reveals early migrations from Africa along the Indian Ocean
The African origin of anatomically modern humans is widely accepted. However, there is ongoing debate about the route they took and whether the early expansion into Oceania was through South Asia. Despite Sri Lanka being an island South Asian nation with the …
Rubio says US visa changes 'not India-specific,' part of global migration overhaul; praises Indian investment in US
Rubio explained that every country must design its systems to reflect its own national interests, ensuring the process remains sustainable and efficient
From Flamingos to Siberian Cranes: 6 stunning birds that migrate to India
Every year, millions of birds paint the skies with their unique colours on amazing journeys that range across continents. Some travel from the frozen tundra region of Siberia to the warm wetlands and other parts of India.While some of these birds spend summer…
Niti Aayog moots international mobility framework
Niti Aayog has put forward a plan for skilled Indian workers to work abroad. This framework aims to create a clear path for migration. It will help meet global labor needs and create jobs for Indians. The plan involves analyzing skill gaps and improving train…
We May Be Entering A Second Axial Age - NOEMA
The transition from small hunter-gatherer societies into complex civilizations gave rise to the first Axial Age. Today, the planetary polycrisis of climate chaos, mass migration, increasing warfare and transformative AI represents a rupture of comparable magn…
Irrelevant Europe
Photo Credit:Free image, Pixabay License. PixabayEurope is the ‘jungle’ now. No garden left to speak of.
5 stunning birds that visit India every summer
India is home to a diverse range of birds found across the country. While some soar high in the sky, others dot the waterbodies.Wetlands and woodlands fill with excitement each year as birds fly in from distant lands during the summer. These feathered travele…
India pushes for inclusive migration, stronger anti-trafficking laws at UNGA
In its pursuit of a more humane migration policy, India is developing a framework that embraces an inclusive ethos while confronting issues such as irregular migration and human trafficking. This forward-thinking initiative takes a holistic stance on migratio…
‘The farther away, the better’ is the problematic logic behind U.S. third-country deportations
The U.S. strategy of deporting asylum seekers to Global South countries is abhorrent. Migration scholars, human rights organizations and allies must co-ordinate, organize and actively resist.
Why is India turning to crocodiles and snakes to ‘fence’ Bangladesh border?
India wants to fence the border with Bangladesh badly – even if it takes venomous snakes or crocodiles. Analysts and activists have expressed alarm at the prospect of dangerous animals such as crocodiles being used to deter refugees and migrants. “This would …
Beyond Containment – Confronting Racial Hierarchies in International Law: The Past and Present of the Refugee Regime – Portending a Problematic Future?
[Jinan Bastaki is an Associate Professor of Legal Studies at New York University, Abu Dhabi] During the UN General Assembly high-level week (September 2025), the US Deputy Secretary of State, Christopher Landau, delivered a presentation entitled “The Global R…
Nigeria’s doctor shortage deepens as poor pay, migration strain health system
Explore the deepening doctor shortage in Nigeria, with ratios as high as 1:9000. Learn why poor pay and migration are driving this healthcare crisis. Read More: https://punchng.com/nigerias-doctor-shortage-deepens-as-poor-pay-migration-strain-health-system/