Refugees’ right to work has been repeatedly affirmed in international law, yet in practice the majority of the world’s refugees live in countries that substantially restrict those rights, according to a new study released today by the Center for Global Development, Refugees International, and Asylum...

In fact, an analysis by the Center for Global Development estimates that up to € 27 billion is needed to cover the costs of accommodation, transport and food for refugees. This amount is reported only for the first year and covers each state separately.

As the Russian invasion forces the EU to cut many economic ties with Russia, the US under president Biden presents itself as the obvious partner for the future.