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Most Asylum Seekers in Germany Can’t Identify Themselves in Immigration
The German interior ministry says that around half of adults who came to Germany seeking asylum in 2020 failed to present documents to prove their name, nationality, or birth date. In 2020, more than one in two asylum applicants in Germany aged 18 and over was unable to produce identification papers, according to Germany’s interior…
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The AU Pair System of Britain Deeply Affected by Brexit
Once a childcare mainstay for many working parents, Britain’s au pair system is under threat after Brexit — piling pressure on families and forcing some mothers to consider…
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Anchor Centers for Asylum Seekers in Germany are Not as Fast as Promised
According to Germany’s asylum office BAMF, anchor centers for asylum seekers still aren’t living up to their promise of speeding up asylum procedures. While the government defended the…
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British Pounds Leads Against Euro, Analysts are Worried
Pound Sterling rallied sharply during the mid-week Asian session and is holding the gains in London trade in am move that has…
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Europe has Few Slots of Unskilled Migrant Workers, No New Opportunities Given
If you want to work in the EU, skills, and qualifications may be enough to get a visa. But it’s a different…
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Migrants Deported from Austria to Hungary Shed Light to EU’s Border Law
The policy of migrant returns between EU countries is complex and creates “blurred lines,” an expert in EU law and migration. In…
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