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Why Nevis believes investment migration will become smaller, costlier and more rooted in place

For more than four decades, St Kitts and Nevis has occupied an unusual position in global investment migration. It pioneered citizenship by investment in 1984. Now, Premier of Nevis Mark Brantley believes the model is entering another transformation.

If Ceuta Sinks, Europe Sinks’: EU Steps In After Migration Crisis

Ceuta’s migration crisis is becoming a wider test of global mobility, economic migration and political pressure, as Europe confronts the growing consequences of instability and population movement across its frontier with Africa.

Ireland Spends €3.9m on Deportation Flights as Immigration Enforcement Tightens

Ireland has spent nearly €3.9 million deporting 377 people by charter flight. As immigration enforcement intensifies, what does the rising cost reveal about Dublin’s tougher approach to removals?

Michael Dell Overtakes Bezos as AI Boom Reshuffles the Billionaire League

Michael Dell has surged past Jeff Bezos in the billionaire rankings as the AI infrastructure boom transforms technology fortunes and reshapes the upper reaches of global wealth.

Crypto’s Geography Problem: Where the World’s 135,000 Digital Millionaires Are Looking

Is crypto wealth entering a new era? As Bitcoin retreats from record highs, digital fortunes are proving resilient and a new global map of wealth, regulation and opportunity is emerging.

Germany’s AfD Migration Plan: Tough on Asylum, Different Rules for EU Citizens

Germany’s AfD is pushing a far tougher migration agenda, but its approach to EU citizens differs sharply from its stance on asylum seekers and irregular non-EU migration.

India’s Rich Are Turning Mobility into a New Asset Class

India’s wealthy are increasingly treating overseas residence as financial insurance, using global mobility to diversify family risk, expand opportunities and secure a practical Plan B without necessarily leaving India.

From Plan B to Plan C: The New Geography of Personal Security

Americans are looking beyond the traditional second passport as wealthy families increasingly build Plan B and Plan C strategies, diversifying residence, citizenship and jurisdictional risk across borders.

US prepares record visa revocation targeting asylum applicants

The Trump administration is preparing a potentially record visa revocation targeting foreign visitors who subsequently sought asylum, raising questions over immigration enforcement, legal status and the future of thousands of pending cases.

Italy faces renewed asylum pressure as Europe revives migrant transfers

Europe’s new migration pact faces an early test as northern states resume asylum transfers to Italy, reviving tensions over first-entry rules, solidarity and responsibility for migrant arrivals.