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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.

Record numbers of Americans are leaving the United States for other countries, contrary to historical trends and amidst strict immigration policies.

The article discusses the rise of Americans leaving the U.S. and settling in the Czech Republic, noting an increasing number of expatriates.

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 discusses the experiences of Polish women who emigrated to the USA, often motivated by love, and the challenges many face post-relocation.

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.

Emigrating to Spain is increasingly appealing to Argentines, requiring careful preparation and understanding of the challenges involved.

The Marshall Islands has introduced a universal basic income scheme to discourage emigration by providing its citizens with financial support.

The Korean Chamber of Commerce and Industry faces criticism for publishing unverified statistics regarding high net-worth individuals leaving Korea due to inheritance taxes.

A discussion featuring Aimar Altosaar and others on various topics including the Olympics, scientific fraud, Estonian expatriates, and the shift in political thinking.

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 minister Bezalel Smotrich announced aggressive policies aimed at encouraging Palestinian emigration from the West Bank and Gaza, declaring the end of the Oslo Accords.

An Israeli minister has suggested encouraging the emigration of Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza, raising concerns about the future of these territories amid potential annexation.

Israeli officials have outlined plans to assert sovereignty over the occupied West Bank and encourage Palestinian emigration.

Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has stated that the next government should encourage the emigration of Palestinians from the West Bank and enforce sovereignty over the area.

Spain is becoming a primary option for Cubans seeking to emigrate in 2026, maintaining active consular services in Havana amid ongoing challenges in Cuba.

Reveka Devolskytė reflects on her difficult separation and the personal challenges she faced, advocating against domestic violence while seeking new beginnings in business and life.

The columnist reflects on the bittersweet emotions that arise just days before returning from Canada, contrasting their situation with that of soccer player Thomas Müller, who has chosen to stay.

The article discusses Gustaw Herling-Grudziński's critical views expressed in 'Rzeczpospolita' towards notable figures like Mrożek, Wajda, and Wałęsa while highlighting his literary contributions and personal history.

Israel is experiencing a significant brain drain, particularly impacting its technology sector, as thousands of skilled workers leave the country, raising alarms about long-term economic consequences.

An increasing number of Ecuadorian families are facing frequent goodbyes as emigration becomes a common topic in homes due to a lack of opportunities for educated youth.

The article discusses the life and influences of Wacław Alfred Zbyszewski, a significant figure in Polish intellectual history during the 20th century.

A new book titled "Latvians in Sweden" has been launched in Stockholm, detailing the history and experiences of the Latvian diaspora in Sweden.

Tomáš Hudák's debut novel 'Americans' quickly became a bestseller, likely due to his reputation as a stand-up comedian and journalist, as well as a cultural resonance with Slovak emigration.

Dr. Ana María Polo, a prominent television figure, shared her experience of fleeing Cuba with her family amidst ongoing struggles in the country.

Over 70,000 New Zealand citizens left the country in a single year, prompting concerns about significant emigration trends.

Ecuadorian doctors are migrating to other countries for specialization due to high costs and inadequate compensation, prompting the government to announce a payment for residency support.

A former Israeli general warns that Israel is nearing collapse, both internally due to societal divisions and externally in its global reputation.

The head of South Korea's National Tax Service corrected claims made by the Korea Chamber of Commerce that 2,400 millionaires left Korea due to inheritance tax, stating the actual number is 139.

Polish migrants in Germany, like Piotr and Magda, express dissatisfaction with their living conditions, feeling trapped in a cycle of survival rather than thriving despite initially hopeful aspirations.

Austris Grasis, a prominent linguist and folklorist who spent nearly 60 years in exile, has died at the age of 81.

President Yoon criticized the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry for releasing a report on increased emigration of wealthy individuals due to inheritance tax, labeling it as intentional fake news.

Rapid demographic decline in Russia is raising concerns, particularly with a significant drop in the population of young men, leading to projections that by 2040 only about 30% of the population will be under 35 years old.

A Cuban man reflects on his emotional departure from his homeland, expressing a deep sense of loss for his country and loved ones while also feeling relieved to have left due to the dire circumstances in Cuba.

Svalbard, an Arctic archipelago part of Norway, offers a unique status that allows individuals to live and work without a visa or residence permit, regardless of nationality.

A discussion on Reddit reveals why many Croats, seeking better quality of life, are considering leaving for countries like America or Canada, with some sharing transformative experiences from their time abroad.

The article explores the evolving role of grandparents who create memories and maintain connections with their grandchildren living thousands of kilometers away through strategic visits and invented rituals.

The article discusses the growing contemplation of emigration among people in Germany during the winter season, reflecting on personal experiences and cultural connections.

The Dubrovnik community in New York celebrated the feast of their patron saint, St. Blaise, with music and local delicacies at the Dubrovnik restaurant, reflecting their cultural heritage even far from home.

Croatia ranks high in the EU for the percentage of its own citizens residing in other member states, with nearly 15% living abroad, placing it second after Romania.

In an interview with Minister of Demography and Immigration Ivan Šipić, he discusses efforts to halt the decline in birth rates in Croatia and measures aimed at the return of emigrants, housing support for youth, and addressing current demographic issues recognized at the EU level.

The article discusses the plight of individuals in the Balearic Islands who are being forced to leave their homes due to skyrocketing housing prices, highlighting personal stories of those impacted.

The author shares her family's excitement for skiing in Canada while grappling with her own fear about the activity.

Persian émigrés in Holon have shown support for ongoing protests, inspired by recent tensions with Iran and reflecting on their connections to their homeland.

Amid complex geopolitical circumstances, many young families of Croatian emigrants are returning home for a sense of safety and a more peaceful lifestyle.

Participants at a panel in Zagreb agreed that Croatian emigrants had a substantial role in the international recognition of Croatia in 1992, emphasizing their diplomatic and material contributions.

The article explores the diverse paths of six individuals born in Iran who became billionaires in the United States.

The article explores the journey of Guillermo Larregui, known as 'El Vasco de la Carretilla,' and reflects on themes of emigration and family secrets as recounted by Spanish journalist Bruno Galindo.

This year, Croatia welcomed back 13,000 emigrants who will be exempt from income tax for five years, potentially saving each around 14,000 euros in total.

Rising tensions with China are prompting thousands of Taiwanese to consider emigration, with surveys indicating that 25% of youth contemplate leaving as they anticipate potential war within five years, amid feelings of guilt and a desire for a safer future.