Switzerland is considering a controversial cap on its population at ten million, a move driven by anxieties over immigration’s impact on infrastructure, housing and public services. As the nation’s primary
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Migrants seeking permanent residency in the United Kingdom will soon face significant changes to the rules if Labour’s proposed reforms are enacted. In her inaugural speech as Home Secretary at
Recent months have witnessed immigration once again dominating UK political and economic discourse. In August, polling indicated that 48 per cent of Britons viewed immigration as among the foremost challenges
Reform UK has unveiled bold plans to dramatically curtail migrants’ access to the British welfare system, strengthening the party’s stance on benefit reform and public spending. Speaking at the party’s
Pressure is mounting on the British government as senior political figures across the spectrum urge withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights ECHR to address the escalating migration crisis.
Dozens of local councils across Britain are actively preparing legal measures to end the government’s use of hotels to house migrants, spurred by a crucial High Court decision in Epping
It was well past midnight in late 2015 when David and Samantha Cameron, escorted by George Osborne, emerged from the Coral Room at Sexy Fish, a Mayfair restaurant favoured by
Britain’s debate over national ID cards is resurfacing, driven by new political and economic realities. Two decades ago, Tony Blair’s government attempted to roll out ID cards, but public resistance
In a significant diplomatic development, Sir Keir Starmer and President Emmanuel Macron are poised to announce a groundbreaking one-in, one-out migration agreement. The deal, expected to commence next month, will
In a significant diplomatic development, Sir Keir Starmer is poised to negotiate a groundbreaking ‘one in, one out’ migrant returns arrangement with French President Emmanuel Macron. The proposed deal, set
Net migration to the UK has halved in the past year, demonstrating one of the most significant year-on-year reductions recorded in modern times. According to the Office for National Statistics
Asylum seekers housed in UK Home Office-funded hotels are working illegally as couriers for food delivery services to pay off debts owed to people smugglers. A recent investigation has uncovered
The use of hotels to house asylum seekers is set to continue for years, according to a recent Treasury report. The government has attributed this to ongoing global instability, which
Albanian criminal networks have evolved their trafficking operations by marketing comprehensive migration packages through social media platforms, particularly TikTok. These sophisticated offerings include accommodation, employment arrangements, and transport to the
Legal migration to the world’s most affluent nations hit unprecedented levels in 2023, triggering significant voter resistance despite positive impacts on economic growth and employment creation. The Organisation for Economic
