320.000 residents of other countries granted Hungarian citizenship in past two years
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Controversy over new UK citizenship test
The proposed revision of the UK citizenship test, coming into effect by March 2013, stirred controversy over whether learning about the ‘country’s proud history’ will indeed facilitate the integration of migrants in the society. Read recent articles on this issue Read More …
United Kingdom: the use of deprivation of nationality increases
By EUDO CITIZENSHIP Expert Helena Wray The British Nationality Act 1981, s.40 was amended by the Immigration Asylum and Nationality Act 2006, s.56, to allow the Secretary of State by order to deprive a dual national British citizen of their Read More …
Voting rights of transnational citizens moving forward in Germany
By EUDO CITIZENSHIP expert Luicy Pedroza Recent electoral reforms in Germany have facilitated voting from abroad for expatriates and spark renewed discussions on voting for third-country nationals at local level and on dual nationality. In the last three weeks the Read More …
Ukraine’s foreign minister against introduction of dual citizenship
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What next for Greek nationality law?
By EUDO CITIZENSHIP expert Dimitris Christopoulos* * The author would like to thank Eva Giannakaki for her assistance with the translation of the Court’s ruling. On February 2013, the Greek Council of the State issued its final ruling regarding the Read More …
Bulgarian Parliament approves revised law on citizenship for foreign investors
Read the article on SofiaGlobe.com.
“Greece belongs to the Greeks” – but who are the Greeks that it belongs to?
Read a commentary by Anna Triandafyllidou on the counterreform of Greek’s citizenship and local franchise.
“Sta per piovere”: how cinema can offer insights into the issue of access to Italian citizenship for second generation immigrants
By Oriane Calligaro, EUDO CITIZENSHIP Consortium member. The preview of the Italian film “Sta per piovere” (“It’s about to rain”) took place yesterday in Florence. It tells the story of Said, 26 years old, born in Florence to Algerian parents Read More …
More wealthy and highly skilled foreigners apply for Polish citizenship
Read the report on PressEurop.eu.