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Press Association

Sir Keir Starmer: Rwanda immigration plan is a 'desperate' effort to distract from PM's 'law-breaking'

Higher Ed
Sir Keir Starmer said Government plans to send 'illegal' immigrants to Rwanda to have their claims processed are "a desperate announcement by a Prime Minister who just wants to distract from his own law-breaking". Speaking during a...
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Bloomberg

Mirvac CEO on Australia's Property Sector

Higher Ed
Susan Lloyd-Hurwitz, CEO at Mirvac, discusses the outlook for Australia's property sector. She speaks with Haidi Stroud-Watts on the sidelines of the "Macquarie Australia Conference" on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia".
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : For Ai Weiwei Trump a brand for global trend toward hate

9th - Higher Ed
Ai Weiwei said Thursday he sees US President Donald Trump as the brand for a global trend toward hatred and division as the Chinese artist prepared to open a politically charged exhibition in Jerusalem
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Bloomberg

Sentance: EU Has Become U.K.'s Economic Scapegoat

Higher Ed
June 22 -- London School of Economics Professor Emeritus and OMFIF Chairman Meghnad Desai and Andrew Sentence, senior economic adviser at PWC, discuss the "elite" factor in the Brexit debate and the polarizing effect of the referendum....
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Bloomberg

Haass: Gap Is Growing Between Turkey and Its Allies

Higher Ed
Dec.07 -- Richard Haass, president at Council on Foreign Relations, and NYU Professor of Economics Michael Spence examine relations between Turkey and its allies amid increasing turbulence in the nation. They speak on "Bloomberg...
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Curated Video

UN urges Hungary to stop politicising migration

Higher Ed
The U.N. migration expert said on Wednesday that Hungary should not allow security concerns to override the human rights of migrants and called on the country's authorities to stop politicizing migration, which has "scape-goated" migrants.
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Bloomberg

Di Maio Vows Italy Will Use Tough Tactics in EU Budget Battle

Higher Ed
Aug.09 -- Italy's deputy prime minister has said that his country is ready to use tough tactics when EU budget discussions get serious. In an exclusive interview with Bloomberg, Luigi Di Maio said his anti-establishment coalition wants...
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Curated Video

Lib Dem leader on Prince Andrew, immigration

Higher Ed
The leader of the UK's Liberal Democrats Jo Swinson said the latest Prince Andrew's interview was "quite distressing to watch" and he had failed to show empathy for the victims.
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Bloomberg

Square Peg Capital Investing in Fintech, Cloud, Health

Higher Ed
Dec.14 -- Paul Bassat, co-founder and partner of Square Peg Capital Pty., Australia's largest venture firm, discusses the company's investments in its home market and abroad amid the coronavirus pandemic. Australia's biggest pension...
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Bridgeman Arts

Animated map showing Jewish migration in Europe, 1930s

Pre-K - Higher Ed
A graphic map shows the flow of forced Jewish migration across Europe using numerical data.
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Cannes: Reactions from the winners

9th - Higher Ed
Ruben Östlund, Park Chan-Wook, Lukas Dhont - from the Palme d'or to the best Grand Prix, the big winners at the 75th Cannes film festival speak to AFP TV after the closing ceremony (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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Press Association

Home Secretary announces ‘biggest overhaul of asylum system in decades’

Higher Ed
In a speech at the Conservative Party conference, Home Secretary Priti Patel committed to delivering “the biggest overhaul of our asylum system in decades”. She told those tuning into the online conference: “A fair asylum system should...
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Curated Video

Some of those involved in Thursday's immigration rallies around the country think participation was down because many immigrants increasingly fear deportation. Thousands turned out in Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago and a number of other cities to demand immigration reform.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: May Day rally: Protesting immigration reform CAPTION: Some of those involved in Thursday's immigration rallies around the country think participation was down because many immigrants increasingly fear deportation. Thousands...
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Sky News

Theresa May speaking on Brexit in Brussels

Higher Ed
CLEAN: Interior shots of Prime Minister Theresa May speaking at a press conference at the EU Leaders Summit on Brexit and Britain's role in the EU afterwards on 9 March 2017 in Brussels, Belgium
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AFP News Agency

VOICED : In pro-Brexit Kent farmers count on EU workforce

9th - Higher Ed
Concerns are growing for farming in Kent the Brexit-voting Garden of England with the region's foreign workforce potentially under threat
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Bloomberg

Trump: Thousands Will Be Killed Without Action on Border

Higher Ed
Jan.08 -- President Trump discusses illegal immigration and border security during his address to the nation from the Oval Office.
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Bloomberg

Germany's Roth on Migration, EU Reform, Brexit

Higher Ed
Jun.28 -- Germany's Deputy Foreign Minister Michael Roth discusses migration, euro-zone reform and Brexit. He speaks to Bloomberg's Birgit Jennen in an exclusive interview in Berlin.
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Press Association

Nicola Sturgeon criticises Boris Johnson for 'indulging in anti-immigration rhetoric'

Higher Ed
Scotland’s First Minister criticised the PM after he said EU migrants have been able to “treat the UK as if it’s part of their own country” for too long. Nicola Sturgeon has said it is “despicable” for Boris Johnson to be “indulging in...
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Bloomberg

Merkel Resolves Clash Over Migration

Higher Ed
Jul.02 -- German Chancellor Angela Merkel and her Bavarian sister party resolved a clash over migration policy, signaling an end to a coalition split that risked bringing down her government. Bloomberg's Tony Czuczka reports on "What'd...
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Curated Video

US and El Salvador in bid to curb migration

Higher Ed
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo visited El Salvador on Sunday and met President Nayib Bukele to sign an agreement to try to curb migration to the United States.
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Press Association

Doctors glue themselves to government building in environment protest

Higher Ed
Doctors from the Extinction Rebellion movement have blockaded the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy to highlight the impact of climate change on public health. Thirty doctors from all over the UK joined the protest...
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Curated Video

How One Greek Island Reveals Europe's Far-Right Nationalist Network

Higher Ed
A small Greek island has become a magnet for Europe's far-right Identitarians — something that helps reveal what the network looks like.
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Curated Video

EU Tests New Walls, Sound Barriers To Keep Migrants Out

Higher Ed
With the world on lockdown during the pandemic, the EU has been building and testing new border control measures in Greece.
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Press Association

Boris Johnson shown surveillance devices during immigration visit

Higher Ed
Prime Minister Boris Johnson shown devices for surveillance and rescue of migrants during a visit to Lydd airport in Kent. He has put the Navy in command of the English Channel, as he defended plans to send some asylum seekers who make...