Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Migration
LGBTQ+ refugees face persecution in South Sudan’s Gorom settlement
LGBTQ+ refugees have fled persecution across East Africa in search of safety. In South Sudan’s Gorom Refugee Settlement, many say that the violence and harassment have followed them
Why falling Channel crossings are fuelling bigger protests
Small boat arrivals to the UK are down 43 per cent and at their lowest since 2020. Yet hundreds have blockaded two ports in protest against arrivals
The world’s most dangerous migration routes
Perilous waters, violent storms and sweltering temperatures await many migrants who flee nations to embark on the world's most dangerous migration routes
The top ten largest migration corridors around the world
Find out more about the top ten largest global migration routes taken by millions of individuals each year
Golden Visas – Who’s Buying Residency Around the World?
Explore the world's most expensive golden visa programmes, their benefits, and controversies
Darién Gap: the perilous migration route
Tim Marshall on the relentless flow of migrants struggling through the treacherous jungle of the Darién Gap, desperate to reach the USA
US reaches highest-ever immigration rate: where do migrants come from?
Immigration to US is at its highest-ever rate since records began - discover the top five countries from which migrants to the US come from
The top ten countries with the highest emigration rates
Why are they leaving? Find out more about each of the top ten countries across the globe with the highest emigration rates.
South Sudan survey reveals migration of six million antelope
A survey in South Sudan has revealed a migration of six million antelope, which makes it the worlds largest migration of large mammals
‘Magical’ insect migration across the Pyrenees
Scientists have discovered a massive insect migration across one particular mountain pass in the Pyrenees.
Huge collapse in migratory fish populations
A new study has revealed a staggering 81 per cent collapse in worldwide migratory fish populations in the 50 years since 1970.
It’s a long way home for the Balearic shearwater
A warming planet is forcing some birds to fly ever further north and this is bad news for the critically endangered Balearic shearwater.
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