A British-born man and his three grown-up sons have been stripped of their citizenship by Theresa May, the Home Secretary over alleged terrorism links. Read the news report in The Telegraph and consult our current Forum Debate on ‘The Return Read More …
By EUDO CITIZENSHIP expert Oxana Shevel Today the president of Ukraine signed a decree granting Ukrainian citizenship to three foreign nationals who were offered positions in the new Ukrainian government (who are U.S., Georgian, and Lithuanian citizens, respectively). Read More …
This paper explores the implications of inherited multiple citizenships for young Canadian adults as they experienced key life course transitions. These young adults acquired Canadian citizenship through birth but they also inherited EU and/or American citizenships through their parents. While Read More …
A representative survey conducted by University of Konstanz and presented by Integration Minister Bilkay Öney (SPD) on 28 November shows that about one third among the grandchildren of Turkish and Italian immigrants in Germany does not have German citizenship and Read More …
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By EUDO CITIZENSHIP expert Vesco Paskalev According to Eurostat, Bulgarian authorities granted Bulgarian (and EU) citizenship to 1700 applicants in 2012, with the biggest share of them – nearly one quarter – originating from Russia. Traditionally the greatest numbers were Read More …
SPECIAL EUDO CITIZENSHIP NEWS REPORT on Romanian Presidential elections By Andrei Stavila 1. Context The Romanian presidential campaign this year has often been characterised by analysts as the most monotonous, non-conflictual political campaign in the last 25 years. Read More …
According to EUROSTAT, EU28 Member States granted citizenship to almost 820,000 persons in 2014, a total figure up by 4% compared to 2012. Read the Eurostat news release.
A Muslim convert, stripped of his British citizenship because of alleged extremism in 2011, is appealing to the Supreme Court that he has been left stateless. Read the news report in BBC News and access our current Forum Debate on Read More …
In a recent judgment, the Court of Justice of the European Union ruled that economically inactive EU citizens who go to another Member State solely in order to obtain social assistance may be excluded from certain social benefits. Read the Read More …
