Zimbabwe's largest national park has recorded large numbers of elephant migration to neighbouring Botswana due to droughts.

Zimbabwe's biggest elephant migration since 2019 | WION Climate Tracker

According to a recent study, less than 25 percent of the populace believes that Britain should exit the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). Additionally, it discovered that the Conservatives would lose twice as many votes as they would gain from making the commitment to quit the ECHR during the election.

Less than a quarter of voters think UK should leave ECHR :Poll

Nearly 250000 people have risked their lives crossing a perilous stretch of jungle between Colombia and Panama.

Migration through Panama's perilous Darien Gap hits all-time high

A growing number of tech entrepreneurs in Israel are worried. Many are now shifting their base to the United States. Thanks to the deep pockets that the world's largest economy provides, and due to the political uncertainty over the government's judicial reforms.

Nervous Israeli tech firms migrating to the US

The first asylum-seekers boarded a controversial barge moored in southern England Monday as public health experts warned of the possible risk of infection in living conditions that campaigners branded as inhumane.

UK moves some asylum seekers to a barge on southern coast

UK Government is again under the radar for its asylum policies. A British judge has ruled that Home Secretary Suella Braverman acted unlawfully and failed to provide basic support to asylum seekers.

UK High Court criticises Home Secretary, 'Suella Braverman failed asylum seekers'

A new migrant crisis is brewing in the United Kingdom and this time it's linked to social care workers. A report in The Guardian brings out bonded labour-like situations in the UK. UK care operators are being accused of committing abuse on migrant workers.

UK social care workers face 'severe abuse'

Despite a ban, demonstrations against police violence took place in France, including a rally in central Paris with over 2,000 participants organized by the family of a black man who died in police custody in 2016.

Protests against police violence in France persist; Trump links unrest to migration

European politics has become more conservative on migration compared to a decade ago, leading to a collapse of the Dutch government over an immigration bill. The Netherlands proposed restrictions on the flow of asylum seekers and delays in family reunification for children of war refugees already in the country.

Dutch government collapses as Europe shifts to conservative migration stance

The controversial UK migrant law is under the radar once again. The National Audit Office has warned the plans to make the asylum system more efficient as it is not working and said that the Asylum system plans are not on track.

UK: Critical report on migration law; National Audit Office says, 'asylum system plans not on track'

A survey from the Henley Private Wealth Migration Report 2023, which monitors wealth and investment movement patterns globally, predicts that 6,500 high-net-worth people (HNIs) would likely leave India in 2023.

Over 6,500 high net worth individuals to leave India in 2023: Report

UK PM Rishi Sunak has claimed that his new migration policy has been one of the big wins. Sunak also said that the government will house hundreds more asylum-seekers on barges.

UK PM Rishi Sunak says his new migration plan is working

United Kingdom's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak refused to remain committed to the pledge made by Boris Johnson of bringing annual net migration numbers below 250,000 till the next elections, as he argued that handling illegal migration is "undoubtedly the country's priority".

UK PM Rishi Sunak no longer committed to bringing net migration below 250,000

An investigation conducted by the BBC in the UK has found that a number of British men are taking payments of thousands of pounds to pose as fathers for migrant women's babies. The investigation, by BBC newsnight, found that the fraud is happening in different communities around the UK. It uncovered agents operating across the UK who find british men to be fake fathers. British men are being offered up to 10,000 pounds to add their names to birth certificates - enabling a child to get UK citizenship and giving mothers a residency route.

British men are taking thousands of pounds to pose as fathers for migrant womens' babies

Former White House advisor Amy Pope is set to become the first woman to head the United Nations’ migration agency after she won the vote on Monday (May 15) in Geneva against the Portuguese incumbent Antonio Vitorino.

White House veteran Amy Pope becomes first woman to head UN's International Organization for Migration

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe - US Secretary Antony Blinken participated in a memorandum of understanding signing ceremony on the Global Equality Fund with Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares.

US-Spain to cooperate on migration centres in America | WION Speed News

If you are planning to move abroad for a job, there is some good news for you. The latest World Development Report by the World Bank states that it is more viable for Indians to move abroad.

Indian workers earn 120% more abroad: World Bank report

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees issued a warning about "further displacement" of people from Sudan, following a thousands-strong migration into South Sudan and neighbouring Chad despite an uncertain cease-fire between the two rival Sudanese generals fighting for control of the nation.

Data Lab | UN warns of further 'displacement' from Sudan despite ceasefire

British interior minister Suella Braverman has arrived in Rwanda. She is in Kigali to discuss an agreement regarding the migrant situation. According to this agreement, UK will be relocating migrants arriving without any prior permission to Rwanda, since its inception, the plan has been mired in legal challenges and controversy.

UK's Interior Minister Braverman in Rwanda, to sign joint communique

UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman laid down government’s Illegal Migration Bill before House of Commons in London on Tuesday. This comes as UK is mooting ways to deal with the issue of illegal immigrants crossing from the English Channel in small boats.

UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman lays down Illegal Migration Bill before House of Commons

The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) says it has seized over 6,000 national identity and voter cards from migrants in 21 border states. 3,823 identity cards and 2,393 voter cards unlawfully were possessed by migrants were intercepted and confiscated in about 23 states. WION’s Louisa Olaniyi explains.

NIS seizes 6,216 national IDs, PVCs from migrants

Illegal migration from Cuba to US has hit an all-time high. Within a period between December 2021 and 2022 there were 227,000 instances of Cubans illegally entering US territory.

Illegal migration from Cuba to the United States hits an all-time high

Britain and France on Monday (November 14) inked a 72.2 million euros ($74.5 million) deal to boost efforts to stop illegal migrants from making dangerous journey through the English Channel.

UK and France sign $74mn deal, look to stem illegal migration

A 15-year-old Rohingya boy was killed and at least six people were injured when mortar shells fired from Myanmar exploded in Bangladesh, the latest in a series of violent incidents, officials and a Rohingya leader said.

Teen Rohingya killed, six injured in Bangladesh from mortar shells fired by Myanmar

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