The US is starting a campaign to revamp international asylum rules that it says are outdated and frequently abused, after Trump decried "the crisis of uncontrolled migration" in his UN speech https://t.co/glDcXqIhzE ...

Europe’s big, invisible wall is slowing boat crossings by migrants https://t.co/bJDN1uH9Id ...

Migration aside, Britain’s Orthodox clergy are reporting a spike in inquiries from young people, especially men of socially conservative views https://t.co/LYCc4eQIzT ...

You will definitely lead the socialists in in 2027 into the election. >> Yeah. Yeah.I will do it for sure. This is something that I have already spoken with my family and with my party and if they allow me. I'm I'm I'm confident that we can repeat a majority and uh to keep uh uh the work ahead.No, but let me add coming back to uh migration that the dilemma that all western societies uh we're facing is whether we um open up and grow >> Yeah. or we close off and shrink. This is this this is the the the the re ...

Well, I think I'm respectfully disagree with with President Trump statement because, you know, it took migration and climate change, as I would say, the major challenges that we have to fight against for. And I said, well, look, if you took the experience of Spain is the contrary. So thanks to Climate two, to these, say, green policies, we have dropped the electricity prices since 2017 till now by 50%.So that enables us to gain competitiveness. And thanks to that, we are witnessing this extraordinary outcom ...

US-UK Special Relationship - The US-UK special relationship is crucial, especially in intelligence sharing through the Five Eyes alliance, which enhances global security [2] - The state visit resulted in a technology partnership with £250 billion (approximately $318.75 billion) in investment, particularly in AI [2] - The UK is partnering with universities and enterprises in quantum computing, exemplified by OQS in New York, to maintain a competitive edge [3] - Despite disagreements, the US-UK relationship remains strong, similar to historical disagreements such as Harold Wilson's stance on the Vietnam War with Nixon [3][4] Global Political and Economic Factors - Cost of living and migration are key issues influencing elections in Western democracies since 2008 and will continue to do so [4][5] - Political parties, whether progressive or conservative, must address cost of living and migration to gain electorate support [5]

I'm just going to ask you about Donald Trump's speech yesterday. I mean, it strikes me he has not. You had him across to Windsor.You. You invited him to Windsor. You wined him, you dined him, the king was there.And then he's come out describing London Mayor Sadiq Khan as terrible that we're running Sharia law in London. London. The energy policies are suicidal.Is that what you normally expect from a guest when they come to speak. Well, to be fair, I think we've had a round of being very fast. I think we had ...

Thanks @POTUS for speaking the truth about Europe✅ Europe is suiciding itself with ILLEGAL AND CRIMINAL migration✅ Europe is suiciding itself economically with ”net zero”, ”carbon footprint” etc✅ Christianity is the most persecuted religion in the worldI don’t have high hopes for European leaders to understand this now - but gen z politicians are smart - they will correct course in time🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇪🇺🇪🇺Daily Wire (@realDailyWire):🚨TRUMP: Christianity is the MOST PERSECUTED religion in the world:"Let us protect rel ...

Migration Challenges & Opportunities - The report highlights the exploitation of migrants, particularly women, who are often sexually abused and underpaid in countries like Saudi Arabia and Dubai [13] - Irregular migration routes expose migrants to dangers, with some spending as much time traveling as previous generations despite modern transportation [7] - Artificial intelligence poses a threat to migrant workers as automation could displace up to 400 million people globally [17] Policy Recommendations - The report urges for policy shifts in national migration policies to negotiate labor agreements that ensure fair wages and protection for migrant workers, with a portion of their earnings sent home through official channels [13][14] - Advocate for a reverse migration strategy to bring back skilled migrants and scientists to contribute to national development [17] - The report suggests re-evaluating and redefining national borders to facilitate safer, more regular, and beneficial migration for national development [24] Economic Impact of Migration - Remittances contribute significantly to the economy, with 37 billion NRA (currency not specified, needs clarification) realized in 2004, but the report suggests better investment strategies for these funds [10][11] - Migration is a North-South issue, with the Global South often losing skilled workers to the North, hindering their own development [10][11] - The report emphasizes that migration, if managed well, can benefit individuals, sending countries through remittances used for development, and receiving countries [17]

Migration Trends - Migrants are attempting to relocate from Germany and other European countries to Britain, influenced in part by Brexit [1] - Brexit is a factor driving migration patterns from EU countries to Britain [1] Legal Implications - "Dubliners" face a legal limbo within the EU [1] - Upon entering Britain, the legal history of "Dubliners" is effectively cleared [1]