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Council of Europe Launches Digital Citizenship Education Curriculum Framework
Launching in May 2025, the Council of Europe’s Digital Citizenship Framework guides 46 countries in teaching youth responsible online skills…
Could the Pope Lose His U.S. Citizenship While Leading the Vatican?
Pope Leo XIV holds dual U.S. and Peruvian citizenship while leading Vatican City. U.S. law mandates formal renunciation to lose…
Supreme Court to Review Legal Challenges on Birthright Citizenship Rules
President Trump’s 2025 Executive Order 14156 and a congressional bill aim to limit birthright citizenship to children with a U.S.…
Indian Parents Face Uncertainty Over US Citizenship for Newborns
The 2025 executive order aiming to end U.S. birthright citizenship for children of non-citizens remains blocked. Indian parents with temporary…
Supreme Court reviews Trump executive order on birthright citizenship
President Trump’s order and the Birthright Citizenship Act seek to restrict birthright citizenship, facing court injunctions and legal challenges. About…
Kuwait citizenship revocation leaves thousands, mainly women, stateless
Kuwait’s unprecedented citizenship revocation affects over 37,000 people, mainly women and dual nationals, altering national identity and causing statelessness. Legal…
Nearly 42,000 Ukrainian citizens gain Polish citizenship in ten years
Over 41,000 Ukrainians gained Polish citizenship from 2014–2024 despite 1.5 million legal residents. Citizenship demands lengthy residence, language ability, and…
U.S. citizenship interviews lead to ICE detentions of parents at USCIS offices
ICE’s increased detentions at U.S. citizenship interviews, notably in Miami since late 2024, target applicants with prior immigration issues. Families…