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Frozen borders, frozen souls
Stories from the Belarusian-Polish border.
Amidst the endless sea of birch trees, a profound philosophy is revealed. A sense of European primal force. In the North-East, birch trees have witnessed history for tens of thousands of years, while the Białowieża Forest in Poland is the largest remaining fragment of the
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Croatia: goodbye to border control, hello to euro
1 January 2023 has not been just another New Year’s Day for Croatia: the Western Balkan country joined the Schengen Area, and the Croatian kuna has been replaced by the euro. But what do the forward-looking developments mean in practice?
The Schengen Area membership means significant freedom to the
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Mass migration could turn everything upside down
280 million people are at risk of starvation in Africa. There have been six military coups in West Africa in the last two years. Three experts discussed the international political situation.
Viktor Marsai, Head of Research at the Migration Research Institute in Budapest, focused on Africa’s grain crisis as
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Brain drain in Central and Eastern Europe
To what extent is our region affected by brain drain?
Many Central and Eastern Europeans probably know what brain drain is: It means the migration of high-skilled professionals from one country to another with better living and working conditions. Brain drain is a global phenomenon but affects different countries differently.
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Why are there increasingly more Americans in Europe?
The US dollar and the euro are at parity for the first time in twenty years. The strengthening of the American currency means that imports from the United States are becoming more expensive, but it also makes Europe more attractive for American remote workers as their salary worth increasingly more