Today, 1% of the world is a barely livable hot zone. By 2070, that portion could go up to 19%. Billions of people call this land home. Where will they go? The Great Climate Migration By Abrahm ...

Remittances, the money migrants send to their communities and families back home, have long been recognized as a driver of development in poor countries. But while their economic benefits are better ...

Covid-19 travel restrictions brought human mobility to a grinding halt and left millions of people stranded globally. While the focus must remain on the acute health crisis and equitable vaccine ...

Columnist’s note: This column begins a three-part series drawn from a keynote lecture, “Meaning on the Move: Migration, ...

It was great to see Ireland again, something I did as part of a trip to London (for those looking for cheap trips to Europe, try flying to Shannon, Ireland then using one of the many discount airlines ...

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Even for an initiative put forward by the United Nations, the Global Compact for Migration sure has caused some confusion. It’s somewhat obscure, technically non-binding and entirely voluntary. And ...