A new study of the European Migration Network (EMN) and the OECD analyses labour migration in times of labour shortages. This study focuses on the regulation of labour migration and practices to address labour shortages. The growing labor shortages in EMN members (EU Member States except Denmark) and observer countries (Norway, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine, Montenegro, Armenia, Serbia), highlight the need to develop new and strengthen effective policy solutions to address this issue.

The new study of the European Migration Network (EMN) analyses the international dimension of EU policy to prevent and combat trafficking in human beings and protect victims of this crime for the period 2021-2025. The report is a comprehensive overview of all EU and national efforts to address the international dimension of trafficking in human beings, collecting information from different national actors on the policies and measures adopted to address the international dimension of trafficking in human beings and the existing cooperation with third countries and international organizations on this issue.

The new study by the European Migration Network (EMN) analyses the situation in the EU 20 years after the implementation of the relevant Directive on family reunification of third-country nationals (Council Directive 2003/86/EC). It is an updated overview of the situation at EU level to understand how family reunification has evolved in recent years and what the current situation is in EMN members (EU Member States except Denmark) and observer countries (Norway, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine, Montenegro, Armenia, Serbia).

The new study by the European Migration Network (EMN) covers the application of the Temporary Protection Directive 2001/55/EC (TPD) in 2023, shedding light on the challenges and good practices observed across 25 EMN Member Countries