You’re probably wrong about refugees
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Busting some common myths and assumptions about asylum-seekers and Channel crossings
047 | Daniel Sohege | Busting myths about refugees and Channel crossings
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Arriving without a visa to claim asylum is legal, there is no queue to jump and there is no such thing as the "first safe country" rule.
046 | Kamal al-Solaylee | Why we go back to where we come from
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Immigration isn't a one-way ticket. For many, the homeland calls back.
Mass migration is inevitable. The global North should welcome it.
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Climate change and demographics are setting the stage for a massive reshuffling of the human population, argues Parag Khanna.
045 | Parag Khanna | Mass migration is inevitable. We should welcome it.
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Climate change and demographics are setting the stage for a massive reshuffling of the human population.
Belarus "weaponises" migrants, longtermism is BS and why we’re running out of translators | Borderline Brief #3
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A weekly curation for global citizens. This week: Germany, Afghanistan, United States, Australia, Barbados, Belarus, Poland, European Union, the New York Times, Netflix, veterans and translators.
Nearly 5 billion people are not yet fully vaccinated against Covid-19.
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Portugal has the best vaccination rate of any major country, while Burundi only received its first few hundred doses in October 2021. Explore the data in this interactive graph.
Netflix vs Orthodox Jews, travel for the unvaxxed and deadbeat dads in blue helmets | Borderline Brief #2
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A weekly curation for global citizens. This week: Cambodia, UN peacekeepers, Haredi Jews, Black Britons, US immigration, Afghan refugees, Facebook, Covid, climate, Antarctica, France, Mexico, Russia, China and Isaac Asimov’s Foundation.
