Brazilian expatriates: Emigration hits record high amid economic challenges and ageing population
Brazilian community overseas grows by 2.6 million in a decade and now surpasses the population of the state of Paraíba
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Children of war: How Lebanon’s cycle of conflicts keeps shaping its youth
Decades after the Civil War, generations of Lebanese are still fighting an invisible battle—the one within
Maduro’s permanence in power postpones dream of Venezuelans in Brazil who wish to return home
With a record 585,000 living in Brazil, the country has become the third principal destination for immigrants from the Caribbean nation globally, recently overtaking the United States
War in Gaza puts pressure on Biden by mobilising protest votes and university students in the US
US president’s support for the Israeli offensive harms his image among key Democratic Party groups in the election, such as young people, Arabs and undecided voters
Ten years after the migration crisis, Europe abandons Mediterranean rescues and bets on African partnerships to contain flow
The EU has tightened asylum rules and turned a blind eye to reports of violations committed by allies, consolidating the far-right's influence in the bloc over the last decade
Brazilians in the US fear mass deportation under Trump: 'You can't go out at night'
Nearly 230,000 live in the country without documents and could be affected; analysts point to tougher granting of humanitarian visas and an opportunity for skilled labour
Rescue at the border
A Brazilian man's journey to find his sister-in-law and three nephews who fled Ukraine
Current geopolitical tensions revive call for nuclear weapons, warns IAEA Director General
For the diplomat, the global rise in spending on atomic arsenals is a “rebound effect” of the current moment, and the trend could spread to more countries if Iran’s nuclear programme continues to advance