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MELILLA: pragmatic tolerance as a role model for Europe

Immigration By Editorial Team 27 August, 2019 No Comments

by Stefanie Claudia Müller

Sabrina Moh Abdelkader stands for a different muslim lifestyle. The young woman is a representative of the Social Democratic Central Government of Madrid in Melilla. In this position she is a kind of mediator of national interests. Her own story stands for many in Melilla, where converting is not a duty when women or men fall in love with different faiths. Sabrina Moh Abdelkader is divorced and remarried to a Christian. What might rather be a scandal in Germany in many Muslim circles is not a problem for her family: “I also brought a child from my first marriage into the second,” she says.

MANUFACTURING: working with refugees

Immigration By Editorial Team 11 March, 2019 No Comments

At the moment, refugees make up a significant portion of the EU’s population. The BBC shared a graph which indicates the number of refugee and migrant arrivals from 2014 to 2017 in Spain, Greece and Italy. Collectively, they make up more than a million individuals at the very least, and needless to say, it only shows a part of the whole picture.

MIGRANTS: higher risks of developing ill

Immigration By Editorial Team 22 January, 2019 No Comments

by Jan Goller

Migrants and refugees are likely to have good general health, but they can be at risk of falling sick in transition or while staying in receiving countries due to poor living conditions or adjustments in their lifestyle. This is the main conclusion of the first “Report on the health of refugees and migrants in the WHO European Region” which was released by the WHO Regional Office for Europe.

MALLORCA: Hub for German business people

Immigration By Editorial Team 7 November, 2018 No Comments

Planet-Bpm.com interviews the founder of the listed “Homes & Holiday” real estate company with its headquarters in Mallorca. Is this vacation destination also a good place to work?

ITALY: Italian Students all over the world, except in Italy

Immigration By Editorial Team 8 November, 2017 No Comments

by Costanza Cerasi

Italy is known as one of the most incredible destinations in the world. It is always flooded with tourists who eagerly walk around the streets trying to absorb the beauty of its past. However, is there the possibility of a future in Italy?

SPAIN: Scientists have a hard time, they have to immigrate to earn good money

Immigration, Study By Editorial Team 14 July, 2016 No Comments

The progress of the Spanish R & D system from the last decade has got stuck when the economical crisis started. The first budget cuts in R & D sector were applied in 2010, and nowadays the public R & D investment has stepped back to 2005 levels. The Spanish Young Researchers Federation (FJI-Precarios) strongly believes that, beyond raising public investment, a thoughtful R & D policy should be undertaken. In our FJI-Precarios Decalogue (under Creative Common License), we suggest 10 measures that will strengthen the R & D system and will make it more independent of political turnovers.

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