UK Reopens Refugee Resettlement After Two-Year Freeze, Includes Arab Nationals

The UK Home Office is ending a two-year suspension of refugee resettlement, now including Arab applicants, betting on stricter vetting to rebuild public trust in the asylum system. The move signals a policy reversal after a period of restrictive asylum measures, though the scale and criteria remain unspecified. This could affect UK-EU migration dynamics and domestic political discourse.