On 10 July 2026, Pakistan crossed a line that had been slowly approaching for years. With a single directive — terse, bureaucratic, almost sterile — the government ordered immediate arrests of all Afghan nationals without valid visas. No grace period. No exceptions. No appeals. By noon, police vans were already full. By sunset, entire neighborhoods were silent. By midnight, Pakistan had entered a new chapter of its migration policy — one written not in diplomatic language, bu

EU–Taliban Deportation Talks Spark Global Outrage and Raise Fears Over Europe’s Migration Direction Reports that the European Union has held discussions with the Taliban regarding possible deportation arrangements for Afghan migrants have triggered widespread concern across human rights organizations, legal experts, and migrant communities in Europe. While no formal agreement has been confirmed, the political signal alone is already reshaping the debate around Europe’s asylum