Short-distance migrations help communities manage climate shocks: Study

Many migrate short distances inside their own countries to harness opportunities out there or adapt to shocks and stressors in their life

Adorning: a trait from past

In search of hope and care: Medical tourism or forced migration?

The arduous journeys of those who migrate for medical treatment in India

Climate change displaced 2.7 million Indians in 2019

Disasters now displace more people than conflicts

Immigration blues

'Luring' migrants to the Capital

The per capita subsidy for Delhi has doubled over the 1970s, greatly encouraging the influx into the city.

Migrate they must: Janikari Jima

This booklet in Oriya, entitled We will go Informed, is predicated upon a necessity: the migration of the poor and the landless from Orissa's …

BRAZIL

Running away

Relocating beaches

The Monarch’s ways

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ARGENTINA

Dam nation

The saga of Indonesia's dam of misery continues

Helping children find work at home

Gramashrama, a children-based organisation in Karnataka, is trying to understand the causes of migration and prevent the exodus of youngsters …

Windowdressing forestry

Applause and international funding of a forestry project greenwashes the cruel realities of the people living there

Unfriendly neighbourhoods

In their rush to meet the housing requirements of cities, planners are turning a blind eye to the quality of the built environment

Migration out of climate change

Disaster-induced migration outstrips that due to conflicts

No legal identity for a billion people globally, says UN body

International Organization for Migration holds meet for promoting dialogue between countries of origin and destination

Migration sounding alarm bells in the West

Development woes

Garbage addiction

Australia’s offer of climate migration to Tuvalu residents is groundbreaking – and could be a lifeline across the Pacific

Under the treaty, Australia will implement a special visa arrangement to allow Tuvaluans to work, study and live in Australia

COVID-19: Headline management will not work

If the poor are hit today, the rich — who started this transmission in the first place in most cases — will be …

An empire withers away

Recent findings suggest the Akkadian empire, which once flourished on the banks of the Euphrates, collapsed because of a sudden dearth of water.