From immigrants to Americans
Immigrants coming to the United States are integrating into American society more quickly and broadly than ever, note the authors of a recent study conducted by the National Academy of Sciences, the…
Immigrants coming to the United States are integrating into American society more quickly and broadly than ever, note the authors of a recent study conducted by the National Academy of Sciences, the…
The question of acquiring citizenship through naturalization has always caused much debate in Swiss society. However. As evidenced by the data from a joint study by the Universities of Zurich…
Successful integration of refugees into German society should become one of the priorities for Germany, where only this year, according to various estimates, between 800,000 and 1 million people may…
The Poles evacuated earlier from Donbas have left adaptation centers and moved into apartments. According to Radio Poland, they all received permits for legal work and residence in Poland.
All forecasts indicate that the number of immigrants in Poland will grow in the coming years. What Poles think about foreigners and how they talk about them will affect mutual relations and the…
State Secretary of the Czech Republic for European Union Affairs Tomáš Prouza once stated in an interview with Radio Prague that the Ukrainian minority in the country is even larger than the Slovak…
The Czech Republic has been part of the European Union since May 2004, which was preceded by lengthy negotiations, in particular on transition periods ensuring a smooth transition of the country to a…
Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) together with the European Commission has prepared a report on the situation of immigrants and their children in various countries around…
Britain has always had a complicated relationship with continental Europe. Its membership in the European Union, which the United Kingdom approached like a stubborn horse to the finish line, coaxed…
Many people think that moving from the former USSR to the Czech Republic brings only changes for the better. A happy, peaceful and cloudless life in a relatively quiet and stable Europe. However…
The second group of clients of Prague psychologist Alexander Kuzin, surprisingly, are young and energetic students. What problems could they have? After all, their whole lives are ahead... More on…
The third group of emigrants in need of a psychologist's help are people whose husbands or children stayed in their homeland. They work in Moscow, Kyiv or another city and do not yet want to move to…