FCI has dedicated many articles to migration, but we have so far never addressed the question whether there is something as “a right to l...

We’ve noted earlier that the two largest diasporas in the world are formed by Indians and Chinese. The creation of diasporas is not a one...

A difficult question to answer in migration matters is to what extent the police are allowed to act on substantiated presumptions and sta...

Carbon is being produced at a rate 100 times quicker than any time before and the situation has only deteriorated further since the creat...

With most of the territory of the earth governed by one nation state or another, we saw last week that some of the world’s major countrie...

Last month we reported on the sharp rise of the number of migrants from Central American countries to the US. Rather unexpectedly, there ...

As a follow up to our posts on Turkish investor citizenship and the recent elections in Turkey, we discuss recent scholarship by Susan Wi...

In their analysis of the US Supreme Court’s decision from 27 June 2019 dealing with the legality of adding the question “Is this person a...

Over the last few years political parties in several European countries have been advocating the “Australian model” as a way to prevent u...

Last week Ekrem Imamoglu of the Republican People’s Party (CHP) won the position of mayor of Istanbul by obtaining 54% of the votes – an ...

When Islamic State (ISIS) announced the formation of a caliphate on 29 June 2014, it was clear that the citizenship status of those who h...

In a policy brief prepared by the European Network on Statelessness last May, in preparation of the High-Level Political Forum of 9-18 Ju...

The New York Times recently reported that in April, more than 109,000 people (often travelling as families) were apprehended at or near t...

According to UN data, Asia is currently home to more than half the world’s population and 21 of the world’s largest cities are in Asia. W...

As mentioned in a previous article published by the Future Citizen Institute, the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) was conclu...

Every year Eurostat, the statistical bureau of the European Union, publishes statistics on citizenship matters in the different EU member...

Japan is probably the most-cited example of a country experiencing a rapid population decline. Previous Future Citizen Institute episodes...

Global citizenship is the idea that instead of being the citizen of any particular country in the world, that everyone is a citizen of th...

On 16 May, President Trump announced his plans for a major overhaul of the US immigration system. His “merit-based, high-security plan”, ...

While we have extensively discussed dual citizenship and EU citizenship, we have so far neglected their relation with the concepts of tra...