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Voters in Sweden handed the ruling Social Democrats their worst result in decades Sunday, while the far-right Sweden Democrats were projected to become the third-largest party in Stockholm's parliament.more

Nearly three-quarters of final immigration court appeals brought by the Home Office against rulings allowing asylum seekers and other migrants to stay in the UK are dismissed, according to figures seen by the Guardian.more

Three years on from the shocking images of lifeless Syrian toddler Alan Kurdi on a Turkish beach, a new report by UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency shows that crossing the Mediterranean Sea has become even more deadly.more

Since the EU referendum, Theresa May has insisted that the UK will still 'attract the brightest and the best' EU migrants. Migration debates rarely mention the cleaners, without whom a hospital would not be able to function.more

The government of Pedro Sanchez will expel all illegal migrants from Spain, who aggressively penetrate the territory of the country. The decision of the socialist cabinet is a response to the recent attacks of African arrivals on gendarmes in Ceuta.more

The issue of visas for Poles is a problem for the USA. It is the USA that loses the fact that Poles are not able to come to this country freely with their great ideas, capital and abilities - said the president of the president's cabinet, Krzysztof Szczerski.more

The number of Irish people returning to live in Ireland from abroad has overtaken those emigrating for the first time in 10 years, while the number of people at work in the State is now almost 20,000 higher than it was before the crash.more

Poles who live near the German border more and more often prefer daily commuting to work in Germany and live with their family in Poland.more

The Polish government ­believes Brexit has presented an opportunity to ­entice home citizens living in the UK, as a booming economy has left the country short of workers.more

The first applications from EU nationals wanting to stay in the UK after Brexit are being submitted. A group of university students and NHS workers in the north-west of England are taking part in a trial to test the system before it opens later this year. The three million or so EU residents in the UK have until the end of June 2021 to register for "settled status".more

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said Poland has been the most common country of birth for mothers born outside the UK since 2010, with 10.8% of non-UK-born mothers in 2017 born in the country.more

The Portuguese government has announced that migrants returning to the country will have a 50% reduction in personal income tax. It concerns the Portuguese who left the country after the start of the economic crisis in 2008.more

Health secretary Matt Hancock has told drug companies to ensure they have six weeks additional supplies of medicines on top of their normal stockpiles to avoid disruption caused by a possible no-deal Brexit.more

More than 1,000 children born in the UK to parents from eight EU countries have been refused British passport renewals because of a Home Office error.more

A study of circumstances and demographics attendant on attacks against refugees and immigrants in Germany has shown that Facebook use appears to be deeply linked with the frequency of violent acts.more

Net migration to the UK from other EU countries has reached a near six-year low as a so-called Brexodus continues. The difference between the number of EU citizens entering the UK and the number leavingsank to 87,000 in the year to March, its lowest level since the year to December 2012, figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show. more

Eighteen members of the Windrush generation who could have been wrongfully removed or detained are to get a formal apology.more

The British government is ready to unilaterally guarantee the future rights of three million citizens of the European Union living in the UK, even in the event of breakthrough Brexit negotiations - according to the Telegraph published today.more

In the first seven months of 2018, the number of irregular border crossings into the EU via the top four migratory routes fell by 43 per cent from a year ago to about 73 500, mainly because of lower migratory pressure on the Central Mediterranean route, border agency Frontex said.more

The British statistics office (ONS) reported that the unemployment rate at the end of June this year. it amounted to 4 percent, reaching the lowest level in 43 years. At the same time, record decreases in the number of employees from the EU have been recorded, in particular from the new Member States.more

A Polish mother says she was beaten up by a gang of 15 women in what she describes as a racist attack.more

The organization associating heads of human resources departments in British companies today announced that the decrease in the number of migrants coming to the UK with the EU caused by next year's Brexit, deepened the problems of employers with finding appropriate employees.more

The number of brutal attacks on refugees and their centers in Germany decreased significantly in the first half of this year - according to the data of the German Ministry of Interior. The police registered 704 such cases from January to June.more

Britain's largest businesses have called on Theresa May to continue letting EU citizens seek work in Britain after Brexit in order to get a better trade deal with the bloc.more

Brexit has slowed London's population growth to the lowest rate for more than a decade and caused a risk of "significant damage" to the capital's economy, a report warned today.more