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Risky business: Europe’s golden visa programmes
The citizenship- and residency-by investment programmes, commonly known as golden visas, offered by some EU Member States have repeatedly sparked controversy. Läs mer...
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Creditreform Rating AG Gives Malta A+ Rating
Creditreform Rating AG has given Malta an A+ rating with a stable outlook, the first time the German agency has rated Malta’s economy, the government announced in a statement. Läs mer...
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Europe's next cheap holiday destination?
A new location has appeared on the flight routes of Europe's budget airlines - the Azores. Läs mer...
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If Damascus falls, Europe won’t be far behind – US senator
“If Damascus falls, the dreaded black and white flag of ISIS will fly” over Syria, Virginia state Senator Richard Black told RT. Läs mer...
How selling citizenship is now big business
You can be born into it, you can earn it, and you can lose it. Increasingly, you can also invest your way into it.
The "it" is citizenship of a particular country, and it is a more fluid concept than ever before. Go back 50 years, and it was uncommon for countries to allow dual citizenship, but it is now almost universal.
More than half of the world's nations now have citizenship-through-investment programmes. According to one expert, Swiss lawyer Christian Kalin, it is now a global industry worth $25bn (£20bn) a year.
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