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Poland is the main country receiving people fleeing the war in Ukraine: medium and long-term solutions are needed - Vimarsana News

Poland is the main country receiving people fleeing the war in Ukraine: medium and long-term solutions are needed

Special Representative on Migration and Refugees Strasbourg 7 June 2022 Diminuer la taille du...

Source: coe.int
Korea needs higher-level gov't agency for immigration policies: experts - Vimarsana News

Korea needs higher-level gov't agency for immigration policies: experts

Korea needs higher-level gov't agency for immigration policies: experts

Mobile Internet Access and the Desire to Emigrate - Vimarsana News

Mobile Internet Access and the Desire to Emigrate

Internet access may be boosting the desire to emigrate while reducing the costs of finding information on opportunities abroad

Turkey's Syrian problem: Refugees – a hot topic in Turkish politics - Vimarsana News

Turkey's Syrian problem: Refugees – a hot topic in Turkish politics

With tensions rising dangerously amid a burgeoning economic crisis, the Turkish government’s refugee policy – ad hoc, miscalculated and unclear – is making Syrians an easy target for the opposition. Ayse Karabat reports from Istanbul

The potential for intra-household crisis between migrated Ukrainian women and stay-behind men - Vimarsana News

The potential for intra-household crisis between migrated Ukrainian women and stay-behind men

Since February, more than six million Ukrainians have left their country and as many have been internally displaced. As the Ukrainian army is a male-only institution, the war has led to the separation of many men from their spouses and children. This column argues that this factor may have unintended, long-term consequences for the welfare of Ukrainian households. It warns

Source: voxeu.org