World
Ukraine Has Lost 45% of Its Population Since Independence
The population in territory under Kyiv's control has fallen from 52 million to about 29 million. The number of refugees considering return has dropped below 50% for the first time.
World
ICE Plans to Equip Agents with Electroshock Gloves
The U.S. immigration agency intends to spend up to $20 million on devices that deliver painful electric shocks. Civil liberties organizations warn of the risk of excessive force.
World
Trump Administration Revokes More Than 175,000 Visas
The U.S. State Department continues its sweeping immigration crackdown, with criminal activity, visa violations, and national security threats among the reasons for visa revocations.
World
Meloni and Frederiksen Call for Migrant Centers Outside the EU
The Italian and Danish prime ministers, despite their opposing political positions, have united in a stark warning and called for the establishment of migrant centers beyond the European Union's borders.
World
Trump signed two executive orders narrowing birthright citizenship
The U.S. president signed two executive orders, reopening the legal battle over the limits of presidential power versus the 14th Amendment.
World
Trump Signs Executive Orders: Restricts Birthright Citizenship
World
Božinović: Croatia Speaks on Migration from Experience
World
El Niño Threatens Record Heat, Shark Migrations, and $10 Trillion in Losses
Politics
Hegseth Calls on Europe to Resist Migrant 'Invasion' in D-Day Speech
Politics
Hegseth Criticizes Europe Over Migrant 'Invasion' of Its Beaches
The US Defense Secretary used his speech at the 82nd anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy to call on European allies for stronger defense capabilities