Beijing has expanded its visa-free travel policy for citizens from over 50 countries, leading to a significant increase in foreign visitors. This move, contrasting global trends of closure, aims to boost inbound tourism and allow visitors to form their own perceptions of China, despite existing limits on long-term stay.
The Supreme Court has set aside Gauhati High Court judgments, ordering fresh adjudication for 27 appellants declared foreigners. The court emphasized that citizenship status requires a fair, lawful, and reasonable process, acknowledging the state's interest in preventing misuse of citizenship claims while ensuring procedural fairness.
South Korea's casino industry's performance is directly linked to inbound tourism, with Chinese visitor growth being the critical factor for the rest of the year. Analysts note a confirmed inbound boom, driven partly by a temporary visa-free program for Chinese group tourists launched last September.
A major wildfire in southern Spain has claimed 11 lives, with four Britons feared among the victims. Over 500 firefighters are battling the blaze, which has consumed 3,150 hectares and left 19 people missing. Authorities suspect a faulty cable may have started the fire.
BBC подсчитала, что по меньшей мере 3589 иностранцев погибли, воюя за Россию в Украине. Это выходцы из более чем 40 стран. Большинство из них — заключенные, мигранты и добровольцы, завербованные в разное время.
Hundreds protested outside the AfD party conference in Erfurt, Germany, blocking highways. The author, a long-term resident, joined demonstrators fearing the far-right party's policies. Despite police presence, the protest fostered hope and demonstrated a grassroots movement's potential to mobilize citizens against rising extremism.
Nigeria states two citizens were killed in South Africa, one by police and another by unidentified individuals, amidst escalating xenophobic attacks targeting foreigners. The Nigerian foreign ministry has put South Africa "on notice" as protests demanding migrant expulsion continue.
Seoul shares closed lower Monday as foreign investors continued to sell off local stocks ahead of major second-quarter earnings releases. The Korean won also weakened against the U.S. dollar.
Seoul shares closed lower on Monday as foreign investors continued to sell local stocks ahead of major companies' second-quarter earnings releases. The Korean won also fell against the U.S. dollar.
Seoul shares closed lower on Monday as foreign investors continued to sell off local stocks, with the Korean won also falling against the U.S. dollar. The benchmark KOSPI index dropped 0.46 percent, while the won began trading on a 24-hour basis.
The Ministry of Justice has apprehended 734 foreign individuals and 16 delivery businesses for illegally operating as motorcycle delivery riders using stolen Korean identities. This marks an 11-fold increase from last year's figures, with Vietnamese nationals being the most numerous.
Seoul shares turned lower late Monday morning after a mixed close on Wall Street, with institutions and foreigners offloading local stocks ahead of major companies' second-quarter earnings releases. The benchmark KOSPI fell 1.71 percent to 7,949.74.
Nigeria's foreign ministry announced the deaths of two Nigerian citizens in South Africa, attributing one death to police interrogation techniques and the other to unidentified assailants. The incidents occur amid rising anti-migrant sentiment and calls for repatriation.
US Vice President JD Vance faced backlash for stating his Catholic faith supports opposing "low-wage foreigners" due to concerns about undercutting American workers' wages. Critics pointed out his wife, Usha Vance, is a practicing Hindu of Indian-American heritage.
US Vice President JD Vance faced backlash for stating his Catholic faith opposes "low-wage foreigners" entering the US, with critics highlighting his wife's Hindu faith and questioning his interpretation of Christian teachings. Vance argued his faith supports policies prioritizing American workers' dignity.
Sean Davis, CEO of The Federalist, proposed extreme measures including banning pregnant foreigners and sterilizing visitors after the Supreme Court struck down an order ending birthright citizenship. His seven-point plan also suggested dissolving the Union.
Sean Davis, CEO of The Federalist, proposed radical measures including banning pregnant foreigners and sterilizing all visitors after the Supreme Court struck down an order ending birthright citizenship. His "unhinged" seven-point plan also suggested dissolving the union.
Mass anti-immigration protests swept across South Africa, with thousands marching and calling for foreigners to leave. The demonstrations follow a campaign against immigrants that has led to deaths and tens of thousands fleeing. Many fear the protests will escalate into violence.
Thousands participated in anti-migrant protests across South Africa on Tuesday, demanding the expulsion of undocumented foreigners. The demonstrations, largely peaceful, were monitored by a significant police presence. President Cyril Ramaphosa met with protest leaders to urge peaceful conduct.
Anti-immigrant protests have erupted across South African cities, leading to business closures and police deployment. Demonstrators demand undocumented foreign nationals leave by a Tuesday deadline, despite government rejection of these threats. Violence has occurred, pushing thousands to flee amid rising xenophobia and approaching elections.
As the US marks its 250th anniversary, Chinese-Americans continue to confront discrimination, often viewed as "perpetual foreigners" despite their significant contributions to modern America, according to Queens College President Frank Wu. Their success has historically sparked suspicion and been seen as "unfair competition."
Buc-ee's, a US gas station and convenience store chain, is expanding with 12 new locations by 2028, including in Arizona, Texas, Arkansas, and Tennessee, after gaining international popularity among World Cup fans for its unique American offerings and friendly staff.
Japan has enacted stricter immigration policies, including a tenfold increase in visa and permanent residency fees, and new language requirements, impacting foreign workers like Srijana and Spandan Sunar. These measures come amidst Japan's demographic decline, increasing reliance on foreign labor, and a growing public sentiment against foreigners.
Japan is increasing its entry visa fees by 400% for travelers from over 100 countries, effective July 1. Single-entry visas will rise from 3,000 to 15,000 yen, and multi-entry visas from 6,000 to 30,000 yen, to combat inflation and a weakening yen.
