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Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
In a joint statement with UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Colombia's President announced it will give temporary protective legal status to Venezuelan migrants.
While African and European states struggle to find common ground in response to COVID-19, the continents' cities are working together to build back better
With millions of migrant workers in India losing their jobs due to strict coronavirus lockdowns, many have turned to online training courses for reskilling opportunities.
The pandemic hasn't paused the global displacement crisis, with Turkey now hosting more than 3.5 million refugees, according to UN data.
Refugee camps represent a largely untapped market for energy suppliers. Here's a guide to how the private sector can help to meet this growing demand.
Immigrants and ex-pats make up a large proportion of the laureates in physics, chemistry, medicine and economics Nobel prizes.
7 European countries were ranked the least accepting of migrants, while the sharpest downturns in public opinion came in Peru, Ecuador and Colombia.
From erratic rainfall to severe droughts, global warming is increasing competition for water around the world, with water-related conflicts on the rise.
Around the world, refugees have been determined to ensure their education is not held up by COVID-19. Here are 4 ways students have kept their schools open.
The pandemic has shown that when people can make use of their skills to find new ways to support themselves, the whole community benefits.
According to Pew Research Center, more than 40 million people living in the U.S. were born in another country, accounting for about one-fifth of the world’s migrants.
Mobile phones can help vulnerable communities access support during COVID-19 - but too many are still excluded from this vital technology. Here's what needs to change.
Despite their contribution to society, immigrants, asylum seekers and refugees are too often overlooked - or overtly excluded - in COVID-19 relief plans.
Payments back home from migrants could see a $400 billion drop this year. Here's how to prevent this historic decline and ease the economic recovery.
Lack of access to clean water and healthcare provision puts refugees at heightened risk from COVID-19, but with inclusive policy frameworks this can change.