Germany is a multicultural, pluralistic society, where about 12 percent of eligible voters have a foreign background. In Germany, this is defined as a person who is at least one quarter non-German. While some of them have been allow1
One year after Albania's parliament ratified the country's controversial migration centers deal with Italy, the two migrant holding centers constructed in Shengjin and Gjader stand completely empty. What happens next?
A new study by a top German economic policy institute has confirmed the academic consensus: There is no correlation between increased migration and a rise in crime — despite the political debate.
Skilled migrant visas are becoming increasingly popular employment-based ways of migrating to another country legally. However, not every job and career path qualifies equally, as governments regularly issue lists of professions the1
Foreign-born nationals account for 18.1 percent of Spain's total population. Spain has emerged as an outlier, championing immigration not only from a humanitarian perspective but as an economic growth strategy.