Attracting Talent: New Zealand Introduces Global Impact Visa for Bright Minds
New Zealand has recently introduced the so-called Global Impact Visa, an unconventional new residence permit which aims to attract future...
New Zealand has recently introduced the so-called Global Impact Visa, an unconventional new residence permit which aims to attract future...
On 16 May, President Trump announced his plans for a major overhaul of the US immigration system. His “merit-based, high-security plan”,...
In an earlier article, we discussed the Common Travel Area arrangement between Ireland and the United Kingdom, which facilitates freedom...
The number of financial technology startups, mostly referred to as “fintechs” – companies specialising in the development of technologies...
While we have extensively discussed dual citizenship and EU citizenship, we have so far neglected their relation with the concepts of...
We keep coming back to the subject of dual citizenship for an obvious reason: the wider acceptance of multiple citizenship is radically...
In May 2019, the governments of Ireland and the United Kingdom have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to affirm the continuation of...
Today, we continue our discussion of the relation between dual citizenship and franchise by focusing on passive suffrage – that is, the...
We already touched on the good character requirement in naturalisation applications in a previous post on “super citizens”. This is a...
Not every individual or group can be neatly classified in terms of citizenship and membership. We saw this when previously touching on...
In March 2018, the UN Alliance for Sustainable Fashion was launched during the UN Environment Assembly in Nairobi. It is an initiative of...
In last week’s article, Future Citizen Institute showcased an example of an effective implementation of blockchain technology, which in...
With the European Parliament elections of 23 May 2019, fast approaching, today we discuss the sometimes-controversial relation between...
Last week, we raised the question whether the recent Russian citizenship-related measures towards Ukraine are acceptable under...
In its major publication China’s World, the Huawen Institute, part of the Future Citizen Institute, just published an article by Major...
In a post from December 2018, we showed that the idea to create a permanent corps of 10,000 European Border and Coast Guards, in addition...
Recent years saw the publication of several continent-wide studies on the citizenship and migration policies in Africa, the Americas and...
Despite influential developments at the intersection of technology and business, the general public remains skeptical regarding the...
This article is the third of a series of articles presenting the first countries in Europe to have developed a legal framework related to...
Since 2014, Russia and Ukraine have been involved in a military conflict that has led to more than 13,000 deathly casualties. Against...