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Passengers from outside the EU face difficult procedures at airports
Warnings have been issued that British passengers could face waiting times of up to four hours at passport control at European airports during the summer months. Experts in the aviation sector say the digital border application is already causing “major delays and disruptions.” The long-delayed EU digital border system requires “third-country nationals,” including United Kingdom passport holders, to provide fingerprints and facial biometrics when crossing the Schengen Area
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Fraud uncovered in German language and citizenship exams in Germany
Police in Nuremberg uncovered fraud in language exams for foreigners, detaining two suspects from Bavaria and North Rhine-Westphalia . A 39-year-old individual from Nuremberg allegedly sent people who spoke German fluently as “stand-ins” to German language exams using forged documents. Those who passed the exams then received genuine certificates, which could later be submitted to authorities for residence permit or citizenship applications. It is reported that clients paid
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UK Prime Minister Starmer is fighting for political survival
The Chief of Staff, Morgan McSweeney , resigned from his post, saying he takes “full responsibility” for his advice to Keir Starmer in December 2024 to appoint Peter Mandelson as the United Kingdom ’s Ambassador to the United States . McSweeney said: “The decision to appoint Peter Mandelson was wrong. It damaged trust in our party, our country, and politics.” The 48-year-old strategist was the architect of the Labour Party’s election victory in July 2024 and had been Starme
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Renewed rapprochement after a tense decade: The EU and the UK
The EU and the UK, which parted ways with the Brexit referendum, are set to accelerate talks to build closer relations. The unstable geopolitical environment has prompted the European Union and the United Kingdom to deepen cooperation in various areas, including defense and trade. As the 10th anniversary of the referendum that led to the UK’s departure from the EU approaches, and following years of harsh rhetoric, a genuine rapprochement between London and Brussels now appe
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Getting a loan has become harder in Germany: 7 Critical Reasons
Many expatriates apply for loans, yet a large proportion hear the same sentence: “Unfortunately, your application has not been approved.” What is striking is that most of these rejections are not due to insufficient income, but rather to simple yet critical mistakes. 1- Applying without checking your Schufa status Many people approach banks without knowing their Schufa status. However, incorrect or outdated records can eliminate an application from the outset. Any step taken
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The EU has put the visa card on the table
The European Commission has presented a five-year migration strategy that includes encouraging non-EU countries to cooperate in keeping irregular migrants outside the European Union . The proposals include strengthening the bloc’s partnership framework with third countries and using visa access, trade, and financial assistance as leverage to pressure foreign governments to readmit their citizens and halt illegal migration to Europe. This will also involve improving the EU’s
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The automobile tariff agreement between India and the EU is set to shift the balance
India has pledged to gradually reduce customs duties on European-origin luxury automobiles from 110 percent to 10 percent under a free trade agreement to be signed with the European Union . This strategic move by the government of Narendra Modi will ease access to the world’s third-largest automobile market for major manufacturers such as Volkswagen , Mercedes-Benz , BMW , and Audi , while предусматриng a five-year transition period to protect domestic industry in electric v
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Artificial intelligence–enabled cheating surges at universities
Cheating with the use of artificial intelligence has reached record levels at universities. In Norway, 190 AI-related cheating cases were identified in 2025 at the country’s ten largest universities—nearly double the 95 cases reported the previous year. Norway’s Minister of Education, Aasland , called on universities to reform their examination systems. He recommended reducing take-home exams and increasing assessments conducted on campus or through oral examinations. 🔺️ A s
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Polish president describes the EU as a “fading star”
Polish President Karol Nawrocki has criticized European Union policies, describing the 27-member bloc as a “fading star.” Nawrocki said he opposes the EU’s Green Deal , the Mercosur trade agreement , growing centralization tendencies , and the Union’s migration policy . “I believe Poland should be at the forefront of a camp advocating for EU reform—open to all countries that do not support the continuation of current policies, yet do not wish to be counted among the opponent
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Germany opens its doors to skilled Indian labor
Around 250,000 Indian IT specialists, engineers, and healthcare professionals are currently attending German language courses in India in order to be able to work in Germany. Visiting Bangalore , a мегacity strongly supporting Indian migration to Germany, Chancellor Friedrich Merz highlighted the city’s strategic importance not only in information technology but also in the aviation and aerospace industries . Emphasizing that the highest number of German visas issued worldw
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Meta hits the brakes: 10% of Reality Labs workforce to be laid off
Meta Platforms is preparing for a restructuring within Reality Labs , the division responsible for its virtual reality and metaverse initiatives. As part of this move, the company is reportedly planning to part ways with around 10% of the unit’s employees . The decision is said to be aimed at reducing resources allocated to certain virtual reality projects while shifting greater investment toward AI-powered wearable technologies . Source: Dünya Gazetesi
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Musk: “The humanoid robot Optimus will outperform the best surgeons within three years”
Elon Musk is once again at the center of the global agenda with his vision for artificial intelligence and robotics. His latest remarks about Tesla’s humanoid robot Optimus have sparked widespread discussion across both the technology sector and the healthcare ecosystem. Speaking on a podcast, Musk stated that the day when Optimus will perform better than the world’s top surgeons is only three years away . Source: Independent
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IBM’s outlook for 2026: Those who manage uncertainty will win
The “5 Trends for 2026” report published by the IBM Institute for Business Value points to a period in which expectations of both executives and employees are shifting sharply, consumer behavior is being reshaped, and the impact of quantum technologies is beginning to cast a real shadow over the mainstream economy. The report’s projections suggest that brands capable of turning uncertainty into an advantage, managing artificial intelligence with transparency, and strengthen
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Humanoid robots to start working in Hyundai factories
Hyundai Motor Group has announced that it will begin deploying humanoid robots in its factories starting in 2028 . The South Korean automaker showcased Atlas , the humanoid robot developed by Boston Dynamics , on Monday, January 5, at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. As part of this initiative, Hyundai aims to integrate the humanoid robot Atlas into its global manufacturing network , marking a significant step toward automation in industrial production.
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Heavy snow and ice paralyze Germany
Snowfall intensifying across Germany, along with widespread ice and freezing rain, is severely disrupting daily life nationwide. Transport disruptions have been reported in many federal states, prompting authorities to urge the public to avoid travel unless absolutely necessary. The situation is described as particularly critical in the state of Rhineland-Palatinate . On the A3 motorway in the Westerwald region, traffic stretched for kilometers, with drivers reportedly able
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One in five people in Germany is considering leaving the country
A study conducted by the German Center for Integration and Migration Research (DeZIM) surveyed 2,933 people across five separate waves over a one-year period between the summer of 2024 and the summer of 2025. The findings have sparked debate. According to the study, 21% of people living in Germany are considering emigrating to another country . The rate is significantly higher among people with a migrant background—who make up around 30% of Germany’s population in what is of
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Europe’s Digital Nomad Boom…
Across Europe, countries are tapping into remote work by offering digital nomad visas to attract international professionals. From Croatia to Spain, many nations are making it easier for non-EU citizens to obtain temporary residence permits while working remotely for foreign companies. Which digital nomad visas are available in Europe? 🔸 Croatia Visa duration: One year, with the possibility of renewal Income requirement: Approx. €2,500/month This program is open to non-EU/
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Schengen country officially opens its doors: New visa program launched
Bulgaria, which adopted the euro in 2025 and became a full member of the Schengen Area, aims to attract remote workers worldwide with its low cost of living and newly introduced Digital Nomad Visa . Applicants seeking to benefit from Bulgaria’s new visa program must be citizens of countries outside the EU, EEA, or Switzerland (such as Turkey) and must earn their income from sources outside Bulgaria. The main eligibility criteria are as follows: 🔺️ Applicants must either be r
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Terror Investigation Launched Into Berlin Power Outage
German authorities have launched a terrorism investigation into the major power outage that struck Berlin earlier this month. On 3 January, an arson attack on high-voltage power lines—claimed by far-left extremists—cut electricity to around 45,000 households in the German capital. Officials confirmed that the incident is being investigated under charges including membership in a terrorist organization, sabotage, arson, and disruption of public services. The attack has been at
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EU to Require Employers to Disclose Salary Ranges and Ban Questions About Previous Pay in Job Interviews
Under new European Union rules, employers will be required to disclose the salary range for a position during the recruitment process and will no longer be allowed to ask candidates about their previous earnings. In job interviews, candidates have traditionally been asked how much they earned in their previous roles, with this information often forming the basis for salary negotiations. Critics have long argued that this practice creates an imbalance of power between employer
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