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UK struggles to contain flow of Channel migrants - Vimarsana News

UK struggles to contain flow of Channel migrants

The United Kingdom's policies aimed at limiting the number of unauthorized migrants crossing the English Channel from France have not had a significant impact, data shows.

From Syria to Ukraine, children bear the brunt of forced displacement crisis - Vimarsana News

From Syria to Ukraine, children bear the brunt of forced displacement crisis

NEW YORK CITY: Nearly half of the world’s forcibly displaced people are still children under 18-years-old, according to data published by the UN refugee agency — that is 1.5 million more people than the entire population of Saudi Arabia. It is an old problem, but it is not going away. By the end of 2021 the UNHCR data put the number of forcibly displaced people of all ages as

People smugglers use social media to advertise Channel dinghy crossings, probe shows - Vimarsana News

People smugglers use social media to advertise Channel dinghy crossings, probe shows

A GB News investigation revealed that dozens of Albanian accounts on TikTok boast about getting the men, women and children from France to Britain.

32 Bangladeshis among 81 migrants rescued off Tunisia coast - Vimarsana News

32 Bangladeshis among 81 migrants rescued off Tunisia coast

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

Light aircraft that crashed into Channel with two aboard is owned by City of London executive - Vimarsana News

Light aircraft that crashed into Channel with two aboard is owned by City of London executive

A British plane owned by City of London executive Guy Wakeley, 51, (pictured) that crashed into the English Channel with two people onboard was on a day trip to France organised.