Migration

Judith Sargentini laments the flawed narratives and crisis of trust blocking productive conversation.

Across the Middle East, millions of migrant workers sustain entire economies while remaining legally dependent on their employers through the kafala system.

Faced with increasing vulnerabilities, Eastern European states are trying to bring their citizens back from abroad. 

Where does the Dutch obsession with migration come from, and how can it finally be overcome?

Once a symbol of coexistence between nature and humans, the Bug River is now a political battlefield, flanked by heavy barriers and fallen trees.

The EU, eager to curb migration and develop green energy, is turning a blind eye to the abuses of Tunisia’s strongman.

We must adopt a new outlook on borders, free from the shackles of capitalism and inspired by degrowth.

The EU-Egypt migration deal is yet another measure taken by the EU to outsource migration control, with little consideration for human rights.

Aleksandra Savanović wonders at what point we stopped imagining better worlds.

The younger generations of German Greens are at odds with the pragmatic approach of the party’s leadership on migration.