US EditionAll spots for Ukrainian refugees now full; Municipalities demand long-term financing
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All spots for Ukrainian refugees now full; Municipalities demand long-term financing
Municipalities demanded long-term financing for the housing of Ukrainian refugees on Thursday. They made this claim in an emergency meeting with the Minister of Asylum and Migration, Marjolein Faber after the last beds meant for Ukrainian refugees were filled this week. The 94,650 available beds are currently occupied, while around 300 Ukrainians come into the country every week.
From refugees to investors. It's time to think about how to bring trillions of scattered Ukrainians home
The forced migration of Ukrainians abroad during a full-scale war gave rise to such a historical phenomenon as “scattered European Ukrainism”. We will try to determine what influence this community may have on the development of Ukraine. According to European statistics, the number of Ukrainians abroad during the full-scale war reached 4.3 million people. But this is not the full figure. Some Ukrainians are in Europe illegally, some have not reg…
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