
Italy’s Constitutional Court Upholds Caps on Citizenship by Descent
Court rejects constitutional challenges to Italy’s citizenship-by-descent reform on four separate grounds.

Court rejects constitutional challenges to Italy’s citizenship-by-descent reform on four separate grounds.

An American retiree in France can owe zero French income tax on her 401(k) and US dividends. Legally. Here’s how.

Denmark last had a wealth tax in 1997. Frederiksen wants it back, proposing a 1% annual levy on the country’s richest residents.

The EU built the world’s strictest privacy law. Now it’s negotiating how much personal data to give US border agents.

Portal goes live amid persistent technical glitches; in-person visits limited to biometric data collection.

Prosecutors never summoned key witnesses in the highest-profile case from the Al Jazeera scandal; the attorney general now signals an appeal.

Starting January 2028, the Netherlands is set to require that residents pay tax on paper profits they have not yet cashed in, pending Senate approval.

Swiss to vote on a population ceiling that would trigger residency restrictions as the country, now home to 9.1 million, approaches 10 million, with potential consequences for EU free movement.

The EU-candidate nation introduces a structured property-based residence pathway and a minimum tax threshold for foreign business owners.

As tensions with the EU escalate, Georgia is overhauling its immigration system to formalize a shadow economy while hiking its property investment threshold by 50%.

Andorra passive residency jumps to €1m, but Housing Fund route offers €400k alternative.

Belarus to review a draft law that would grant foreign investors Belarusian citizenship and de facto permanent residence in Russia. “Approval expected within 3-6 months,” says Ilja Belobragin.

Tax official exploited France’s system to sell crypto investor data including addresses and financial records.

Backlog fell over 4% between October and November as Greece completes 88% of 2023 applications and half of 2024’s submissions.

Marco Mesina breaks down Italy’s new €300,000 flat tax and why ultra-wealthy families are likely to continue choosing Italy despite the hike.

Foreign property purchases are cooling in Greece as golden visa investors shift to renovating idle properties to qualify at the €250,000 threshold.

Caribbean CIPs should tighten vetting “pending discontinuation of those schemes,” reads a recent report by the EU Commission.

Georgia might put the EU’s new visa-waiver mechanism to the test amid escalating tensions over authoritarian drift and visa policy misalignment.

Le Monde reports that nearly 20,000 Russians, Ukrainians, and Moldovans gained EU access using fake ancestral documents in a scheme involving €4,000 Romanian passports.

With a €31,000 annual income threshold, Bulgaria enters a crowded field of European digital nomad visas with a one-year, renewable permit.