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Tracks the status of Ukrainians in Ireland and other EU countries — from temporary protection to specific payments and paperwork. It looks more closely than most at what actually changes in the rules and exactly when, rather than at statements about support. Readers get a sense of order and how one EU country's handling of temporary protection differs from another's. The focus includes IRP cards, the mechanics of payments, and the limits Denmark has placed on temporary protection. A separate thread follows what happens to housing for Ukrainians in Ireland as accommodation centres start closing. Outside the scope: lifestyle asides like car tax or food reviews, even when they turn up alongside the rest.
Who gets an Irish passport through naturalisation: top-20 countries, figures for India, Poland and Ukraine. Real numbers including children of citizens.
Ireland naturalization statistics 2016–2025: Indians received 18,250 passports, Poles 11,000. Actual figures are several times higher due to children.
Irish authorities carried out a mass deportation of 43 Georgian citizens on a charter flight. The operation cost €225,000 — roughly €5,300 per person deported.
Slovakia's PM said his country won't take part in NATO's collective defense and won't send troops to help other alliance members if attacked.
How the ARP program affected Ireland's rental market: where housing came from, why landlords profited, and how the government closed loopholes.
How to save on housing in Ireland: apartment prices in provinces (€800–1100) versus major cities (€1800–2000) and finding the right compromise.
Ireland's temporary protection program for Ukrainians concludes on March 31, 2027. What will happen to 42,000 refugees and their housing.
In Germany, gold crowns and prostheses received through inheritance are taxed as property. How the tax system works in the FRG.
How the attack on the World Trade Center claimed 3,000 lives and forever changed politics, security, and the lives of billions of people worldwide.