Immigration Insights from the Orion Policy Institute

Democracy & Human Rights, Transnational Crime

Feb 7 , 2024

Webinar

Transnational Repression: Trends and Policy Recommendations

Orion Policy Institute hosted a live webinar on Wednesday, February 7, at 11 AM EST on Transnational Repression: Trends and Policy Recommendations. The conversation covered the latest trends, tactics, and scopes of Transnational Repression, providing valuable insights that transcend borders. Our expert panelists explored illuminating case studies and dissected the

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Crime & Justice

Jan 29 , 2024

Webinar

Human Trafficking in 2024: Trends and Patterns

Orion Policy Institute

Orion Policy Institute hosted a live webinar on Monday, January 29, at 11 AM EST on Human Trafficking in 2024: Trends and Patterns. The conversation covered human trafficking trends, policies and programs to tackle human trafficking and modern slavery, case studies, and beyond. The panelists include: 1- George Hancock –

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Defense & Security, Transnational Crime, Europe & Central Asia

Aug 29 , 2023

Podcast

Colin Clarke: What Now for Wagner After Prigozhin’s Death

Colin P. Clarke

In this Orion Talks conversation, Dr. Colin Clarke discusses the implications of the killing of Yevgeny Prigozhin, the founder and leader of the Wagner Group, for the group’s future and its relationship with the Russian regime. He explains how the turmoil surrounding the Wagner may influence the group’s operations and

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Dec 20 , 2021

Podcast

Refugee Conundrum and Viable Solutions

Catherine Woollard, Suat Cubukcu

Catherine Woollard spoke for OrionTalks about the “Refugee Conundrum and Viable Solutions” and discussed policies around the refugee crisis in the world. Ms. Woollard is the Secretary-General of the European Council on Refugees and Exiles (ECRE). The transcript of the podcast: Suat Cubukcu: When you became the director of

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Transnational Crime

Dec 13 , 2021

Op-Ed

The Future of Interpol: Policing International Crime in a Political World

Mathieu Deflem

The largest organization facilitating cooperation among police across nations, Interpol was established in Vienna in 1923 as the International Criminal Police Commission. From the start, the organization was meant to be a practical, non-political entity designed to establish direct means of communication and information exchange among police in the fight

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