Turkey may offer citizenship to Syriacs fleeing war in Syria
Read the article in World Bulletin.
Newly appointed Italian minister for integration committed to full political participation and citizenship rights of immigrants
Read the article in Africa News.
Discretionary powers in Maltese naturalisation procedures questioned
Read an article in Malta Today based on the EUDO CITIZENSHIP Report on Naturalisation Procedures by Daniela DeBono. Furthermore, read the latest article in Malta Today on the Ministry of Home Affairs’ response to the report.
Rooted Cosmopolitans: Israelis with a European Passport – History, Property, Identity
Over the past decade, a new and intriguing phenomenon developed in Israel: close to 60,000 Israelis applied for citizenship in the Central and Eastern European countries from which their families immigrated. Typically, these new dual citizens have no plans to Read More …
“Citizenship for Sale”? The unintended consequences of immigration reform
Read the article in the Financial Times.
Denmark: Law allowing dual citizenship likely to pass in Parliament
EUDO-CITIZENSHIP expert Eva Ersbøll participated to the panel discussion on the reform of Danish laws on dual citizenship. A bill allowing dual citizenship is expected later this Spring. Read the full story in The Copenhagen Post. As the opposition party Read More …
Austria: Revised naturalisation test questions and study guide
By EUDO CITIZENSHIP expert Gerd Valchars. On 24 April 2013 the Austrian Ministry of the Interior presented a completely revised version of Austria’s naturalisation test and the official preparation material. Since its introduction in 2006 the test and the preparatory Read More …
United Kingdom: New power to confiscate terror suspects’ passports
Read more on the BBC website.
Turkish citizenship demanded for exiled Istanbul Greeks
Read the full story on Today’s Zaman.
Cyprus to grant citizenship to biggest bailout losers
The President of Cyprus, who took office in February 2013, unveiled a plan to grant citizenship to non-resident investors who lost at least EUR3 million under the bailout agreement. The new measure, which will primarily affect Russian citizens, is expected Read More …