Our new analysis shows once the system is fully operational, 1.66-1.9m reviews of refugee status would need to be done over the first decade, resulting in a total cost of between £1.1 - 1.27bn, depending on how many people lose their protection at review.

Trial opens in Koblenz over crimes in Syria: The siege of Yarmouk in focus
— Syrian Network for Human Rights and @ecchr.bsky.social.
snhr.org/blog/2025/11...

Disastrous local election results for Denmark’s Social Democrats

“We had expected to go back, but it seems that the decline is greater than we had expected,” said the party’s chair and Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen.
www.dr.dk/nyheder/poli...

Israeli incursions into Quneitra province have multiplied, with house searches and arrests of locals, checkpoints that cut villages and towns off from each other, and the bulldozing of swathes of state nature reserves and privately owned farmland.
— Enab Baladi
english.enabbaladi.net/archives/202...

ICE-style raids on Britain’s streets: that’s all Labour’s brutal asylum reforms will achieve

This government is proposing to keep victims of torture or persecution in a perpetual limbo by only offering them temporary sanctuary, writes @stellacreasy.bsky.social.
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...