As the U.S. imposes stricter rules on foreign student visas, Europe is stepping in to become a key place for academic freedom and opportunity. With more international students gaining access to Erasmus Mundus scholarships, the EU is creating an open … Read more
As Croatia tightens its foreign labor policies, the number of issued work permits has plunged by 70%, leaving many migrant workers facing new hurdles to legal employment. Despite this, a recent survey reveals that nearly one in five foreign workers … Read more
As Greece moves to dismantle long-standing legalization pathways for undocumented migrants, a sweeping new policy threatens rejected asylum seekers with prison terms of up to five years before deportation. The controversial crackdown, driven by rising migration numbers and pressure from … Read more
As tensions rise outside Europe, nine European Union (EU) countries want to change Europe’s main human rights law to make it easier to deport foreign nationals. Austria, Italy, and Denmark are leading the push, but critics warned that this could … Read more
Starting June 2025, Finland will enforce a three-month deadline for foreign workers to find new employment or risk losing their residence permits. Aimed at tightening immigration oversight, the policy disproportionately affects thousands of non-European Union (EU) professionals, even as the … Read more
Croatia has seen a dramatic 70% plunge in foreign work permit applications following the implementation of stricter immigration regulations in March 2025. The sweeping policy shift, aimed at tightening labor eligibility criteria, has triggered significant ripple effects across industries reliant … Read more
As the United States tightens its grip on scientific funding and immigration, Europe is seizing the moment to attract top research talent across the Atlantic. With fast-tracked visas and over half a billion euros pledged, the EU is positioning itself … Read more
Germany’s new conservative government has started a strict campaign to stop irregular migration. It has increased border checks and sent thousands more police officers to patrol. Officials point to the drop in illegal crossings as a sign that the plan … Read more
Irregular border crossings into the European Union fell by 27% in the first four months of 2025. As a result, more people are focusing on the EU’s migration enforcement methods. Frontex reported fewer people are arriving through most routes, but … Read more
Spain has kicked off 2025 with a tourism boom, drawing 17.1 million international visitors and raking in a record-breaking €23.5 billion in spending during the first quarter—marking a 7.2% increase from last year. This surge highlights a shift toward higher-value … Read more