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Antisemitic Posts Lead to Expulsion of Gaza Student, Suspension of French Refugee Program

A Palestinian student, Nour A., accepted into a master's program at Sciences Po Lille, was expelled after antisemitic posts allegedly from her account surfaced online; this led to the suspension of a French refugee program from Gaza and sparked a diplomatic controversy.

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Unidentified Migrant Deaths Highlight Systemic Issues"

In 2024, 2,685 migrants died trying to reach Europe; only 25% were identified. Recently, 18 migrants died and 50 are missing after a boat sank off Tobruk, highlighting the challenges in identifying deceased migrants due to lack of documentation and fear among relatives.

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Thailand-Cambodia Border Conflict Displaces 81,000, Kills 32

Border fighting between Thailand and Cambodia has displaced over 81,000 people and caused 32 deaths, prompting the UN Security Council to call for an immediate ceasefire and peaceful resolution of the conflict.

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Egyptian Migrant Rescued After 48-Hour Sea Swim

A 23-year-old Egyptian man, Rafie, was rescued from the sea near Benalmádena, Spain, on July 16th after a 48-hour solo swim from Morocco, highlighting the dangers faced by irregular migrants and the lack of assistance from passing vessels.

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Germany Unofficially Halts Humanitarian Visas from Russia

Germany has unofficially paused processing new humanitarian visa applications from Russia, causing concern among Russian-language media and those seeking refuge. Approximately 2600 humanitarian visas were issued to Russians since May 2022, and hundreds of applications are currently pending, accordin...

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UK Sanctions Target Channel People-Smuggling Networks

The UK government announced sanctions targeting approximately two dozen individuals and companies involved in people-smuggling across the English Channel, a move met with skepticism from experts due to the challenges in evaluating effectiveness and the use of informal financial systems by smugglers.

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France Halts Gaza Evacuation Program After Antisemitic Post Discovery

France suspended its program aiding Palestinians fleeing Gaza following the discovery that a Gazan student, admitted under the program, had shared antisemitic posts online, triggering an investigation into the program's security measures and a review of all those already admitted.

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Turkey, Italy, Libya Summit Addresses Mediterranean Migration Crisis

Turkish President Erdoğan, Italian Prime Minister Meloni, and Libyan Prime Minister Dbeibah met in Istanbul to discuss managing migration flows from Libya to Europe, building on successful Turkey-Italy collaboration and supporting Libya's political stability.

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UK to Withdraw Support from Asylum Seekers Refusing Relocation Amidst Far-Right Protests

The UK Home Office will cut off support for asylum seekers refusing to leave hotels for other accommodations following protests at asylum housing sites, some fueled by far-right groups, and charges against an asylum seeker for alleged sexual assault.

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Egypt Funds Repatriation of Sudanese Refugees Displaced by Civil War

The Egyptian government is funding free train trips from Cairo to Khartoum for hundreds of Sudanese refugees displaced by the ongoing civil war, which has killed over 40,000 and displaced millions since April 2023.

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WFP Airdrops Food Aid to 40,000 in South Sudan Amid Funding Crisis

The UN's World Food Programme conducted airdrops of over 400 metric tons of food aid to 40,000 people in South Sudan's Upper Nile region, a first in four months due to conflict and inaccessible roads, amid global funding cuts and a reorganization of US foreign assistance.

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Tuvalu's Climate Migration: 80% Apply for Australian Visas

Faced with rising sea levels and coastal erosion, 80% of Tuvalu's 10,643 citizens applied for 280 Australian permanent residency visas under the Falepili Union Treaty, a unique agreement addressing climate migration.

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