Migration in times of geopolitical turmoil
The first ten weeks of Donald Trump’s presidency have created unprecedented geopolitical turmoil. The Trump Administration is ‘flooding the zone’ […]
Bram Frouws
Head of the Mixed Migration Centre
Are ‘Safe Mobility Offices’ the solution for Europe’s irregular migration challenges?
A shorter version of this article was first published as an opinion piece in the EUobserver on September 26th 2024
Niger coup: increasing instability, forced displacement & irregular migration across the Sahel
Niger Coup: the latest in a series of coups across the Sahel
Murderous border controls
Murderous border controls: the mass killings of Ethiopian migrants along the Saudi Arabian – Yemen border Large numbers of Ethiopian
Forgotten Crises – Forgotten Suffering (Panelist speech)
Bram Frouws, Director of the Mixed Migration Centre, was a panelist on the panel “Forgotten Crises – Forgotten Suffering” at
How should Europe respond to Russians fleeing the military mobilisation?
Since Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a military draft on September 21st aiming to mobilise around 300,000 Russian men to
Article & Podcast: MMC Director Bram Frouws, about the asylum reception crisis in the Netherlands
This podcast and article are based on an earlier interview between journalist Priyanka Shankar and Bram Frouws, for Deutsche Welle,
When war hit Ukraine. Reflections on what it might mean for refugee, asylum and migration policies in Europe
On 24th February, Russia began a full-scale military offensive in Ukraine. During the first 14 days of the war, over
Rethinking mixed migration: What about internal migration and displacement?
The following essay was originally compiled for the Mixed Migration Review 2021 and has been reproduced here for wider access through this
Heading into a wall: the EU response to the migration crisis at the Belarus border
For several months, refugees and migrants, mainly from Iraq, have been flying to Minsk, Belarus, to travel overland to the
