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Greece introduces tech, talent visas; eases EU Blue Card rulesGreece has launched new Tech and Talent visas and relaxed EU Blue Card rules, effective February 6, 2026. These reforms aim to attract high...- Greece may recruit more migrant workers from India and other Asian countriesGreece is set to pass legislation allowing the recruitment of tens of thousands of migrant workers from South and Southeast Asia to address...
- Greece seeks to toughen punishment for migrant smugglingGreece's migration ministry on Saturday said it had submitted a new bill to parliament aimed at toughening penalties for migrant traffickin...
- Indian workers quietly run the world — OECD just confirmed itIndia has emerged as a leading source of skilled talent for advanced economies, with nearly 600,000 Indians migrating to OECD countries in ...
- Lower wages, aging population, but still prospering: How Japan is quietly showing the world how to grow without economic growthJapan has spent over thirty years with barely any economic growth, stagnant wages, and ultra-low interest rates. Yet, it remains one of the...
- On Europe's hardened frontier, Greek island keeps migrants at bayOnce a symbol of solidarity during the 2015 migration crisis, Lesbos now reflects Europe's hardened stance on refugees. While arrivals have...
- How Europe got tough on migrationAcross Europe, a significant shift is occurring as leaders from both right and left are adopting stricter stances on migrants lacking legal...
- Portugal considers sweetening incentives for Golden Visa programLess than two months after Spain ended its golden visa, Portugal is considering enhancing its own program and associated tax benefits to at...
- How did shawarma become a sensation in India?Goa's culinary landscape has been evolving swiftly to accommodate the growing influx of domestic tourists. Yet, stumbling upon a roadside s...
- Eid prayers are held at former mosque in Greece for 1st time in 100 yearsBuilt in 1902 by Italian architect Vitaliano Poselli, the landmark building tucked down a narrow street in the center of the city stopped b...
- Three killed in first fatal Houthi attack on Red Sea shipping, CENTCOM saysIn an earlier message on X responding to the Houthi claim, Britain's embassy wrote: "At least 2 innocent sailors have died. This was the sa...
- The US is struggling to handle an immigration surge – here's how Europe is dealing with its own influxUS border officials encountered more than 1.1 million people illegally crossing the US border from April 2022 through March 2023. Germany a...
- The 10 most successful visa and PR pathwaysThe world is becoming more interconnected and globalised, and many people are looking for opportunities to live, work, study, or invest in ...
- After weaponizing immigrants, Europe’s East finds it needs themThe notion of foreign workers filling gaps in the labor market is hardly unusual, and a chronic shortage is forcing employers across Europe...
- Poland is welcoming these foreign workersPoland's population is shrinking and experiencing a labor shortage, which requires the hiring of foreign labor, including workers from Asia...
- Skilled, educated and washing dishes: How Italy squanders migrant talentAbhishek, who declined to give his surname, said he was rejected for a string of jobs because his rudimentary Italian was deemed inadequate...
- How countries around the world are helping employees & employersAs India waits for the next stimulus package, here’s a look at how other countries have opened their fiscal purse strings to give much-need...
- Hungarian bus fleet delivers migrants to Austria welcomeHungary relented in its demand for the travelers to report to government-run asylum centers when challenged by defiant migrants largely fro...
- Death of migrants in Mediterranean a truly titanic tragedy:Ban Ki Moon"The (deaths) are the result of a continuing failure of governance accompanied by a monumental failure of compassion," he said in a stateme...
- Australia likely to cut immigration: MinisterAustralia is likely cut the number of skilled immigrants allowed into the country next year, following the global economic downturn.
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