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Table of contents 1. Top picks: Migrant boats, Islamic State and World Bank controversy 2. Destroy the smuggling market, not the boats 3. The EU's 'disappointing' response to the migration crisis Top picks: Migrant boats, Islamic State and World Bank controversy LONDON, 24 April 2015 (IRIN) - Welcome to IRIN's weekly assortment of noteworthy humanitarian journalism and research, compiled by the editorial team. This week - a deep dive into the Islamic State, Sudan's Southern Kordofan and the World Bank's dubious practices. Read report online Destroy the smuggling market, not the boats LONDON, 24 April 2015 (IRIN) - Anthropologist and author of "Illegality, Inc." Ruben Andersson of the London School of Economics explains why an EU plan to destroy migrant smugglers' boats is doomed to fail. Read report online The EU's 'disappointing' response to the migration crisis OXFORD, 24 April 2015 (IRIN) - A closer look at the list of commitments from Europe's leaders after their hastily-arranged migrant crisis summit in Brussels reveals no substantial change in response and few measures likely to have any major impact on the flows of migrants and asylum-seekers trying to reach Europe. Read report online

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