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Why the migration crisis needs a private-sector response

As the Mediterranean migrant crisis has escalated over the past year, the spotlight has been on national governments’ policies, some of which have been generous, others callous. But non-s...

What countries could learn from cities about integrating immigrants

In many countries, particularly in Europe, immigration is increasingly framed as a security issue. Mainstream politicians, bowing to pressure from fear-mongering populists, are calling fo...

Migration: Fact versus fiction

Migration continues to dominate political debate in many countries. Rightly so: the issue affects economies and societies worldwide. But public opinion on this crucial topic tends to be s...

Why we need political leadership to make migration safer

In the last week of May, at least 1,050 migrants and asylum-seekers died in the Mediterranean Sea, victims of the international community’s unwillingness to address the needs of the world...

Why 2016 will be a tipping point for the refugee crisis

This year is likely to be the most momentous for refugee protection and migration since the signing of the Geneva Convention in 1951. Depending on the choices we make, we will either help...

Why Europe needs Angela Merkel

Last autumn, I was in Malta at the Valletta Summit on Migration, attended by European and African heads of state and government. I was invited as United Nations Special Representative of ...

Will this be a better year for migrants?

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Why Europe needs a new approach to end the migration crisis

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