Afghan Nationals Lead Germany’s Asylum Applications Amid Stricter Policies

From January to August 2025, Afghan nationals submitted over 30,000 asylum requests in Germany, driven by Taliban restrictions on women and worsening conditions at home. Afghan nationals accounted for the highest number of asylum applications in Germany in 2025, with 104,012 submissions recorded between January and August. Among these, 14,865 were first-time applications, while 15,914 […]

Taliban bans internet across more Afghan provinces to ‘prevent immorality’

wn.com - 19/Sep 08:42

Ban to ‘prevent immorality’ first since the Taliban came to power by force in August 2021...

Taliban bans internet across more Afghan provinces to ‘prevent immorality’

wn.com - 19/Sep 08:42

Ban to ‘prevent immorality’ first since the Taliban came to power by force in August 2021...

Canada Rejects 1596 Nigerian Asylum Applications In 2025

businesstodayng.com - 14/Sep 21:45

Canada has denied At least 1,596 asylum claims filed by Nigerians so far in 2025 have been denied by Canadian government. The latest data from the...

Asylum backlog drops almost 30 per cent as Cyprus speeds up processing in 2025

cyprus-mail.com - 21/Sep 10:19

The number of pending asylum applications in Cyprus has dropped by 26% so far in 2025, with authorities reporting significantly faster processing...

Asylum backlog drops almost 30 per cent as Cyprus speeds up processing in 2025

cyprus-mail.com - 21/Sep 10:19

The number of pending asylum applications in Cyprus has dropped by 26% so far in 2025, with authorities reporting significantly faster processing...

H-1B turns pricier: Germany woos Indian talent; time to pivot?

times of india - 08:58

Germany seeks Indian professionals due to US visa changes. The US increased H-1B fees, affecting tech workers. Ambassador Ackermann invites Indians to...

H-1B turns pricier: Germany woos Indian talent; time to pivot?

times of india - 08:58

Germany seeks Indian professionals due to US visa changes. The US increased H-1B fees, affecting tech workers. Ambassador Ackermann invites Indians to...