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Young Russian men find refuge in Istanbul – DW – 01/23/2023 - Vimarsana News

Young Russian men find refuge in Istanbul – DW – 01/23/2023

Young Russians refusing to fight in Ukraine have been fleeing to Istanbul since Moscow announced its partial military mobilization.

Source: dw.com
Migration: Swiss Ambassador calls for international cooperation - Vimarsana News

Migration: Swiss Ambassador calls for international cooperation

Mrs Simone Giger, the Swiss Ambassador to Ghana, has advocated for the adoption of cross-country approach and partnership to address migration challenges. She said the opportunities and challenges in migration differed from country to country and indicated that there could not be a “one-size-fits-all solution” to migration challenges. Mrs Giger…

More than 1,000 irregular migrants deported from Turkiye since January 1 - Vimarsana News

More than 1,000 irregular migrants deported from Turkiye since January 1

More than 1,000 irregular migrants were deported from Turkiye in the first five days of 2023, the immigration agency said Saturday, reports Anadolu Agency. A total of 1028 irregular migrants were d...

Turkiye deported nearly 120,000 irregular migrants in 2022, official data shows - Vimarsana News

Turkiye deported nearly 120,000 irregular migrants in 2022, official data shows

Turkiye deported 119,817 irregular migrants so far this year as its efforts to combat irregular migration continue uninterruptedly, Anadolu reports. This was the highest number of deportations in T...

Half a million Syrians return from Turkey, but were they forced? - Vimarsana News

Half a million Syrians return from Turkey, but were they forced?

Some 560,000 Syrian refugees in Turkey have returned to their country as part of deportation projects, many fleeing the harassment they were facing in the country.