A new institution in the harbor of Rotterdam, the Netherlands, combines art and artifacts to underscore that migrant journeys are part of a universal human experience.

An international genomics study has revealed that early Asians undertook humanity's longest known prehistoric migration. These early humans, who roamed the earth over 100,000 years ago, are believed ...

An international genomics study led by scientists from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) at the ...

A pioneering international genomics study has revealed that ancient Asians were responsible for the longest prehistoric ...

Experts recreate the 'Longest Route of Africa', which led to the earliest known human settlement in South America ...

A gleaming spiral staircase jutting from the roof of a former Dutch warehouse overlooks the waterway where millions of ...

This journey would have taken multiple generations ... which is considered the final boundary of human migration on Earth. By comparing patterns of shared ancestry and genetic variations that ...

An international genomics study led by scientists from NTU Singapore at the Singapore Centre for Environmental Life Sciences Engineering (SCELSE) and ...

This journey would have taken multiple generations ... which is considered the final boundary of human migration on Earth. Video of the research study by GenomeAsia100K, which analyzed over ...

A new museum is opening in the Netherlands focused on migration ROTTERDAM ... “As long as we exist as human beings, we move and we migrate. And we will always keep on doing that.

When it comes to immigration, Keir Starmer has been ‘on a journey’. As a young barrister, he authored a review in which he ...