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Photo credit: BBC Protests over the use of hotels for housing asylum seekers have been held across the UK. BBC reports that demonstrators gathered in various parts of England, like Bristol, Liverpool, London, Mold in Wales, Perth in Scotland, and County Antrim in Northern Ireland.  However, police stepped in to keep opposing groups separated in many places…

Photo credit: Daily Mail German cities have reported an easing of the national immigration “emergency” after asylum claims were cut by half amid a crackdown by Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Daily Mail reports that the chancellor had scrapped the open border system of the previous administration by issuing orders to turn undocumented migrants away from the nation….

Photo credit: The Globe and Mail The World Health Organization has said climate change-driven heat is a “public health crisis” for workers around the globe. Toronto Today reports that the WHO and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) released a joint report on Friday saying outdoor workers in construction, farming and other physically demanding jobs are…

Photo credit: The Guardian This article contains content some readers may find distressing. Noor Hamman is a clinical nutritional volunteer for Action Against Hunger, an international NGO caring for malnourished children and pregnant women who are slowly wasting away in Gaza.  SBS News reports that she describes the brutal effects of starvation on the body: As…

Photo credit: Daily Mail Foreigners who are legally in the United States should sleep with an eye open because their visas could be subject to deportation. Daily Mail reports that the State Department is reviewing the records of 55 million foreigners who hold visas to see if those residents broke any rules and thus become ineligible…

Photo credit: France 24 Israel has given final approval for a controversial settlement project that would effectively cut off the occupied West Bank from East Jerusalem and divide the territory into two. BBC reports that construction in the E1 area has been frozen for two decades amid fierce international opposition. Critics warn it would put an end to…

Photo credit: Sputnik Africa Uganda has signed a deal with the United States to accept people from other countries who have been refused asylum in America but don’t want to go back to their home countries. Business Day reports that the Ugandan Minister of Foreign Affairs announced the agreement on Thursday. The arrangement comes as…