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Europe’s restrictive migration policy trend did not originate in the US, but its policies have influenced the rhetoric and frameworks through which immigration issues are framed and addressed. Europe

Future of Europe

The trail of Trump’s (anti-)immigration policies in Europe

By Rut Bermejo Casado // Posted on 13 Mar 2025

Close-up view through tangled grey barbed wire placed on the western border wall of the San Luis Port of Entry in Arizona (United States). In the background, a green forklift holds an elevated platform, on which two US Marines are working to install the wire. The brown border fence is also visible under a clear and sunny sky. Trump

China, the US and the new world order

Assessing Trump’s aggressive immigrant deportation goals (part 2): how he plans to overcome the many obstacles in his way

By Eric Sigmon, Rut Bermejo Casado // Posted on 20 Feb 2025

A section of the border wall between the United States and Mexico, located in Texas. In the foreground, the dark grey metal wall is visible, along with an orange warning sign that reads "Road closed 1000 ft." Behind the wall, a crane partially displays a United States flag against a cloudy sky. Deportation

China, the US and the new world order

Assessing Trump’s aggressive deportation goals (part 1): how many migrants and which ones?

By Rut Bermejo Casado, Eric Sigmon // Posted on 10 Feb 2025

Seven flags of the European Union, with blue background and yellow stars, flying in front of the European Commission headquarters in Brussels (Belgium) during the day. Middle East

International Security

The Middle East: reclaiming our shared Humanity

By Josep Borrell // Posted on 19 Nov 2024

Idomeni refugee camp, on the border between Greece and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

Future of Europe

The EU Pact on Migration and Asylum: context, challenges and limitations

By Carmen González Enríquez // Posted on 28 May 2024

Views of Bethlehem through the fences in the West Bank, Palestine.

Challenges and opportunities in the neighbourhood

Spanish public opinion regarding the recognition of the State of Palestine

By Carmen González Enríquez, José Pablo Martínez // Posted on 22 May 2024

An aerial view of the coastline of Sitges, located at the south of Barcelona.

Overtourism: is Spain’s sector a victim of its own success?

By William Chislett // Posted on 21 May 2024

Person holding the flag of Palestine in the street. Background: Building facade in daylight.

Challenges and opportunities in the neighbourhood

Spain’s recognition of the State of Palestine can make the difference

By Alon Liel // Posted on 09 Apr 2024

Destruction of al-Wahda Street after the Israel Defense Forces airstrikes on the Gaza Strip in May 2021. The al-Wehda Street is located in the densely populated neighbourhood of al-Rimal in Gaza City. R2P

Challenges and opportunities in the neighbourhood

The limits of international law: the Responsibility to Protect (R2P), Israel and the International Court of Justice

By Kristian Alexander // Posted on 01 Mar 2024

Image of the Peace Palace at night in The Hague (Netherlands), seat of the International Court of Justice. The ICJ is the principal judicial body of the United Nations

Challenges and opportunities in the neighbourhood

Prospects and implications of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling in the case of South Africa against Israel

By Antonio Remiro Brotóns // Posted on 27 Feb 2024

An interior shot of the Peace Palace, the seat of the International Court of Justice, the principal judicial body of the United Nation. Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Challenges and opportunities in the neighbourhood

A turning point for Israel and Palestine

By Haizam Amirah-Fernández // Posted on 30 Jan 2024

A wall at Netiv HaAsara facing the Gaza border reads the words “Path to Peace” in Hebrew, Arabic, and English. Netiv HaAsara is a moshav in southern Israel. Located in the north-west Negev, it nearly borders the Gaza Strip

Challenges and opportunities in the neighbourhood

Recognising Palestine, a prerequisite for hope and peace

By Haizam Amirah-Fernández // Posted on 11 Dec 2023