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Between fear and chaos: Migrants in Belfast wake up to destruction and questions about the future

Immigrants in Northern Ireland and across the UK are feeling a sense of unease after days of violent protests in response to a harrowing ass

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Cyprus immigration crackdown leaves three severely injured after plunging from buildings

A major immigration operation in Larnaca ended with three suspected undocumented migrants seriously injured after falling from apartment bal

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Hungary: More than 200 municipalities adopt regulations limiting residency

Since the law came into force last year, more and more muncipalities are implementing local regulations that restrict migration and migrants

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Are asylum seekers really more likely to commit violent crime in the UK?

As claims spread suggesting men from certain backgrounds have a propensity to commit certain crimes, here’s why the statistics fail to provi

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In Germany, discrimination is on the rise

In 2024, more than 11,000 people contacted the Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency — mainly to report racism or sexism. These figures are hig

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Thousands more head for South Africa's borders ｜ AFP

Johannesburg (AFP) - Several thousands more foreign nationals clamoured to leave South Africa Friday, many of them gathered near the Zimbabw

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Gardaí investigating alleged arson believe fire at Drogheda Ipas centre was ‘started deliberately’

Firefighters rescued five people, including a baby, from the top floor of the building on Friday.

Gardaí are investigating a fire at the Drogheda Ipas centre attacked on Friday night as arson, as CCTV footage appears to show a man setting the stairs alight. Firefighters rescued five people, including a baby, from the top floor of the building in the town’s George’s Street area. As a result of the blaze, 28 residents are now homeless. The CCTV footage shows a man wearing a dark blue puffer jacket with his hood up and gloves set the stairs alight before leaving the centre through the front door. Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan had yesterday said fireworks were behind the blaze, but after technical examinations were carried out on the site by gardaí, investigators now believe that an accelerant such as petrol was used to start the fire. Gardaí have called the attack “extremely dangerous”, as it was “endangering the lives of the residents, including children” who were home at the time of the incident around 8.15pm on Friday night.

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