"Why are you leaving me?": she said goodbye to her grandmother in tears and left Cuba during the blackouts
Katherin, a content creator, shared her emotional farewell to her grandmother as she left Cuba for the Dominican Republic after multiple failed attempts and significant struggles.
Signal to the Kremlin: Russian residents massively search online for how to leave the country
Russian citizens are increasingly searching online for ways to leave the country amid growing economic distress and internet disruptions.
Calmness, nature, and affordable housing attract people to Härjedalen
There's a significant interest in moving to Härjedalen, influenced by nature and affordable housing as highlighted during a major emigration fair in Europe.
Asal, 21, fled Iran - praises Trump: 'Power play - but better than nothing'
Asal, a 21-year-old who fled Iran, expresses support for Trump's military actions in her homeland while grappling with her fears for her family still in Iran.
Thieving ball boys, fights, and emigration: One of the most undignified football matches has received another chapter
Accusations of collusion have erupted following an unprecedented ruling that stripped Senegal of their Africa Cup of Nations title and awarded it to Morocco.
Jakub Ekier: I invite you to an all-inclusive internal emigration with the Judym Plus package
Jakub Ekier invites readers to consider an 'internal emigration' with a metaphorical package that criticizes the current state of affairs in Poland.
Tado Jurić: Why Croats are Returning from Emigration and Why Many Are Wondering if They Made a Mistake
The article discusses the emerging trend of Croats considering returning home from emigration, marking a potential shift in the country’s migration cycle after years of outflows.
Even halving the tax does not stop emigration from North Troms and Finnmark
A new report suggests that even significant tax reductions are insufficient to prevent ongoing emigration from North Troms and Finnmark, indicating that deeper systemic issues must be addressed to make the region more attractive.
Karol Zbyszewski: without pathos and illusions
The article outlines the life of Karol Zbyszewski, focusing on his childhood in Eastern Poland, his promising journalism career, and his lengthy period of emigration following World War I.
A family from Mendoza seeks support to cover the relocation of their dogs to Spain: "We will not leave them behind"
A Mendoza family is seeking financial help to relocate their dogs to Spain as they prepare for their move to Europe.
Letter from a Stateless Doctor
A stateless doctor expresses her anguish over leaving Spain after 35 years due to systemic issues in the medical field and her desire to continue her career abroad.
Ola Larsmo: Jimmie Åkesson has misunderstood everything about bark bread
Ola Larsmo critiques Jimmie Åkesson's nationalistic sentiment linked to bark bread, emphasizing Sweden's complex history with emigration and its past as a nation unable to sustain its population.
This is life... The story of an Indian living in Ireland goes viral
A story about an Indian engineer's successful move to Ireland highlights the perceived benefits of working abroad for better lifestyle and career opportunities.
The drama of emigration in the Strait, made art in the middle of the Cádiz countryside
The Montenmedio Contemporary Foundation celebrates 25 years with the unveiling of a sculpture that addresses the issue of emigration.
The Man Who Lived in Silence, a Story by Manuel Rivas for Father's Day
The article shares a narrative by Galician writer Manuel Rivas about his father, who faced the challenges of post-war Spain and emigration while being a bricklayer and a dance hall saxophonist.
Cuba, an economy collapsed and thirsty for resources
Cuba's economy is on the brink of collapse due to mass emigration, inefficiency, and decades of state control, necessitating profound reforms and potential negotiations with the U.S.
Hungarian Emigration: Hungary's Youth Seeks Their Happiness Abroad
Many young Hungarians are leaving their homeland in search of better job opportunities and living conditions in countries like Germany.
Immigration to Norway Back to 2019 Levels
Immigration to Norway has returned to levels seen in 2019, with a total of 55,243 immigrations recorded last year, resulting in a net immigration of 24,265 after accounting for emigration.
The Antique Fates of Czech Brothers. How Apollo and Zeus Conquered the Sky
The article recounts the story of the Czech Souček brothers, who symbolize the intersection of American dreams and Czech heritage through their family's journey to the United States.
Returning from England with three children, a Lithuanian faced cultural shock: "That day I realized one very simple thing"
A Lithuanian woman shares her experience of returning to Lithuania from the UK after 16 years and the cultural challenges she faced.
They migrated to Tenerife and now they are establishing a hotel-school in Senegal so that other young people have the option to stay in their country
A new hotel-school in Senegal aims to provide training and job opportunities for local youth to deter emigration.
A relative did not return from England even for his mother's funeral: here is what brought him back to Lithuania after 40 years
The article discusses the challenges faced by Lithuanian emigrants, focusing on the story of a man who returned to Lithuania after living in England for 40 years.
His father emigrated, so they made him a deviant. How the StB abused psychiatry
The article discusses how the StB (Czechoslovak State Security) manipulated psychiatric practices to label individuals as deviants, particularly targeting those whose family members had emigrated.
Totalitarianism in Russia did not end even after the collapse of the Soviet Union. The old regime just adapted to new conditions, says dissident
In an interview with dissident Alexander Podrabinek, he discusses his rejection of forced emigration to Israel, his time in a labor camp, and his views on the persistence of totalitarianism in Russia post-Soviet Union.
Fraud-convicted Norwegian arrested in Ukraine
A Norwegian man, convicted of severe fraud and embezzlement, was arrested in Ukraine after failing to serve his sentence in Norway.
Mandana, banned in Iran, shares her pain after leaving acting six years ago
Mandana Karimi expresses her frustrations over lack of support in India as she plans to leave, revealing she is banned from returning to Iran.
From Atašiene to Scientists in the USA. How Two Exiles from Latgale Became Internationally Renowned with Their Books
The article discusses the lives of two Latgalian exiles who became well-known scientists in the United States, focusing on their experiences in pre-Soviet Latvia and their contributions to scientific literature.
WSJ: US Citizens Are Leaving the Country. What Is Behind This Historic Turning Point?
The article discusses an unprecedented level of emigration from the United States as it approaches its 250th anniversary, raising questions about its transition from a traditional immigration country to an emigration country.
Was this the start of a quiet, reverse migration? Now we have the numbers about 'elite immigrants'.
Contrary to popular belief, very few children of immigrants are leaving Norway, as new research shows minimal emigration among this demographic.
Donald Dash: Why Americans are leaving the USA
In 2025, more Americans emigrated than foreigners immigrated to the USA, marking a significant demographic shift since the Great Depression.
Croatia is at the top of population emigration in the European Union
According to new Eurostat data, Croatia has the highest percentage of its citizens living in other EU countries, with nearly 15% currently residing abroad.
A more favorable unemployment benefit payment procedure is proposed for those returning to Lithuania
A Lithuanian parliamentarian has proposed a new unemployment benefit system to aid returning emigrants in readjusting to life in Lithuania.
Pictures: An exhibition based on the animated film 'Snow Guides Us' opened in Telliskivi
An art exhibition based on the awarded animated film 'Snow Guides Us' opened at the Konteiner gallery in Telliskivi.
DF comes with ultimatum regarding Muslim net emigration
Danish People's Party has issued an ultimatum demanding that more Muslim immigrants leave Denmark than arrive, which has drawn criticism from other political figures.
"White Blouses", the Memory That Becomes a Musical
The article discusses "Camicette Bianche – il musical", a performance that explores Italian emigration in the early 20th century, linking past and present through an emotional narrative.
Does it fit that a wealth tax will cost the state billions? See what happened in Norway
The article discusses the debate in Denmark about the proposed wealth tax amidst concerns that it could drive wealthy individuals to flee the country, referencing similar situations in Norway.
A doctor who emigrated from Lithuania: "I have not heard of a patient raising their voice at a doctor in Norway"
A Lithuanian psychiatrist discusses the challenges faced by healthcare professionals in Lithuania, highlighting aggressive patients, high workloads, and bureaucratic burdens as key issues driving emigration.
The Russian ambassador revealed how many people fled the country: "They have no special value"
The Russian ambassador to Serbia disclosed that approximately 250,000 Russians have left the country since the onset of the war in Ukraine, but emphasizes that these individuals lack significant social or state value.
This is what it feels like when a dictatorship strangles the country where you were born
The article reflects on the harsh living conditions in Cuba under a dictatorship, highlighting the daily struggle for basic necessities like food, electricity, and water.
Escape from Donald, commentators write. The United States is leaving record numbers of Americans
Record numbers of Americans are leaving the United States for other countries, contrary to historical trends and amidst strict immigration policies.
USA is Leaving Record Numbers of Americans. They are Increasing in the Czech Republic
The article discusses the rise of Americans leaving the U.S. and settling in the Czech Republic, noting an increasing number of expatriates.
US announces investigation after confrontation between American boat and Cuban military leaves 4 dead
The US government has announced an investigation into a confrontation that left four people dead after a Florida-registered boat clashed with Cuban military forces.
Magdalena Żelazowska: We know little about how many Polish women have achieved spectacular success in the USA
Magdalena Żelazowska discusses the experiences of Polish women who emigrated to the USA, often motivated by love, and the challenges many face post-relocation.
Pensions and emigration abroad: here are the countries where the Inps allowance is worth more
Italy is increasingly paying pensions outside its borders, with a projected rise in international INPS allowances to 675,000 by 2025, signaling a shift in trends as a new tax bill is discussed to encourage pensioners to return to small municipalities in Italy.
Basic kit to try your luck in Europe: what you need to emigrate to Spain
Emigrating to Spain is increasingly appealing to Argentines, requiring careful preparation and understanding of the challenges involved.
Thousands have left these islands. Its government is now paying them to stay
The Marshall Islands has introduced a universal basic income scheme to discourage emigration by providing its citizens with financial support.
Is the Korean Chamber of Commerce and Industry the only one to be blamed for 'inheritance tax fake news'? [HERI Focus]
The Korean Chamber of Commerce and Industry faces criticism for publishing unverified statistics regarding high net-worth individuals leaving Korea due to inheritance taxes.
MIDDAY HOUR ⟩ Aimar Altosaar: Children of families that left Estonia must be lured back here
A discussion featuring Aimar Altosaar and others on various topics including the Olympics, scientific fraud, Estonian expatriates, and the shift in political thinking.
"Your Life Needs Witnesses." A Conversation with Adventurer Raimonds Dombrovskis
Raimonds Dombrovskis, a well-known Latvian adventurer and river expedition leader, discusses his journey from Latvia to the USA, his successes in biathlon, and his experiences over nearly two decades in America.
Israeli far-right minister seeks migration of Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza
Israeli minister Bezalel Smotrich announced aggressive policies aimed at encouraging Palestinian emigration from the West Bank and Gaza, declaring the end of the Oslo Accords.