At least 57 dead after 60,000 breach border from Morocco into Spain’s Ceuta
Regional leader says 60,000 crossed into Ceuta by land and sea as EU chief calls situation ‘unacceptable’.
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From: Featured Documentaries
The Population Bust
A revealing global journey into declining birth rates, ageing societies and their far-reaching impact.
Published On 14 Jun 2026
Costs, careers and choice: Why Indians are having fewer children
India’s Total Fertility Rate (TFR) has dropped to 1.9 children per woman – lower than the benchmark level of 2.1.
Thousands rally in Rome, Italy for rival pro- and anti-migration marches
Thousands of police deployed to keep the rallies apart as far-right ‘remigration’ initiative gains traction.
Thousands attend anti-racism rallies following unrest in Belfast
The rallies in Northern Ireland follow two nights of anti-immigrant violence provoked by a stabbing attack.
Malawians and Nigerians flee South Africa amid xenophobic threats
Nigeria repatriated 260 nationals on Thursday. Ghana, Mozambique and Malawi have carried out similar operations.
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India’s fertility rate falls below replacement level: Why it matters
India’s fertility rate falls to 1.9 children per woman, with consequences for the workforce, the elderly and economy.
From: This is America
Degrees without careers: Why US new graduates can’t find jobs
This is America will examine why recent college graduates are finding it hard to find jobs.
Published On 1 Jun 2026
From: Inside Story
What’s behind South Africa’s anti-migrant protests?
Thousands of foreign workers are under increasing pressure to leave the country.
Published On 28 May 2026
‘Half of British Muslims are under 25’: Report shows shifting demographics
Most Muslims are young and many have a degree, but some are disadvantaged in housing while lone-parent families rise.
In Mauritania, push to phase out private schools divides opinion
Officials say measure will ease systemic discrimination, but private school sector fears education quality is at risk.
