UPDATE The IMC has completed its investigation into the involvement of its member Kenneth Camilleri in the M6 broadcast and has fully exonerated Mr Camilleri from any wrong doing consequently, the temporary suspension has been now removed and his IMC membership fully restored. We thank all parties for the cooperation in this matter. ================================================== On […]
Barcelona’s teenage forward Ansu Fati is set to represent Spain at international level after being granted Spanish citizenship. Local media reports said the 16-year-old, who became Barcelona’s youngest-ever Champions League debutant after starting Tuesday’s 0-0 draw at Borussia Dortmund, was eligible to play for Guinea-Bissau, the country of his birth, as well as Portugal. Yet […]
When it comes to tourism, the 2018 World Cup cracked open the door, and Russia’s government seems set to open it even further in the coming years, making it easier than ever for visitors to obtain visas. In June, the state-run news site RT.com reported that Russia is simplifying its convoluted, fee-heavy entry process in favour of […]
The Rugby World Cup 2019 features 20 sides from six continents – Express Sport takes a look at what it takes to gain eligibility for a nation. There are four ways in which rugby union players can qualify to play for a nation, in accordance with World Rugby. The main point of contention is that […]
Interior Minister Salameh Hammad, who is also head of a committee of investors, on Thursday chaired a panel meeting that aimed at discussing amendments to the conditions of granting the Jordanian nationality to investors as well as a five-year residency for investors and their family members. Amendments are part of the ministry’s role in enhancing […]
Under the housing Dominica programme, Prime Minister of Commonwealth of Dominica, Dr. Roosvelt Skerrit handed over 68 houses in George Town, Portsmouth. Houses were handed over in the presence of government officials and ministers. Notably, the government of Dominica is giving away free houses to the people who lost their homes in the natural catastrophe […]
British based businesses will have improved access to skilled workers following changes to the Immigration Rules announced by the immigration minister today (Monday 9 September). The changes mean that occupations such as veterinarians, architects and web designers will be added to the shortage occupation list (SOL), giving people coming to the UK to work in […]
The Department of Homeland Security plans to begin requesting social media information on applications for immigration benefits and foreign travel to the US, an expansion of data collection already taking place. Some foreign travelers to the US, as well as applicants for immigration benefits, will be asked to list their social media accounts and usernames for […]
New border controls that will make it harder for serious criminals to enter the UK will be introduced in the event of a no deal Brexit, the government has announced today (4 September). In a move signalling the end of free movement in its current form, a tougher UK criminality threshold for EEA citizens will […]
Germany has enforced two decrees to help families of people who fled the Nazis to take up German citizenship, after a challenge by British descendants of Jewish refugees. Although anyone deprived of citizenship by the Nazis is entitled to have it restored, hundreds of applicants have fallen foul of exemptions in the law. Germany’s interior […]
