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Argentina Unveils $350,000 Citizenship Programme

Argentina has unveiled a $350,000 citizenship-by-investment route and an $800,000 sovereign-bond option, with applications expected to open in late 2026 under a state-controlled framework supported by the five-member AMIGO consortium.

The US Passport Gets a Digital Makeover

America is preparing a major passport overhaul, with a new “Flight of the Eagle” design due from 2028 and first-time applications set to move increasingly online. Pictured: Marco Rubio and the proposed “Flight of the Eagle” US passport, scheduled for introduction in 2028.

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.

Beyond Investment Migration? Patricia Casaburi Sees the Rise of ‘Regulated Mobility Planning’

Global Citizen Solutions founder and CEO Patricia Casaburi tells IMGlobalWealth.news why investment migration is evolving into “regulated mobility planning”, as geopolitical risk, purposeful capital and multi-jurisdictional strategies reshape global mobility.

Birthright, Rewritten? Where US Citizenship Law Stands After Trump’s Latest Challenge

US birthright citizenship survives a fresh challenge from Donald Trump. We examine the latest legal developments and how America compares with Canada, the UK, Australia and Europe.

EU’s Biometric Border System Faces Summer Stress Test as Queues Double

Europe’s new biometric border system is facing a major summer test, with long queues and mounting delays raising fresh questions over whether digital border controls can keep pace with growing global mobility. Picture Credit: Europa.Tips - European Travel Guide Creator: Europa Tips

Norway’s $2tn Oil Fund Warns That National Wealth Is Not Permanent

The world’s largest sovereign wealth funds now manage trillions of dollars in national wealth, giving state-owned investors an increasingly powerful role in global markets, infrastructure, technology and long-term wealth management.

Western Economies Account for Just 6.7% of Global Births

Western economies account for just 6.7% of estimated global births, while the EU’s 2025 population growth came entirely from migration, sharpening advanced economies’ competition for workers, skills, entrepreneurs and internationally mobile capital.

From Nauru to Naoero: A Small State Reclaims its Name and its Future

Nauru has officially become the Republic of Naoero, reclaiming its indigenous name while reinforcing a wider strategy built on climate resilience, carefully screened investment, the Higher Ground Initiative and long-term economic stewardship.