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The Pope has said that young Lebanon Christians should not turn to emigration as a way of reaction to some trying circumstances in the Middle East state. He insisted that they were part of the country’s future and should working towards creating better relations with Muslims and ensuring there is greater religious freedom, cooperation...

Mexico’s population loss increased to 27.6 people per 10,000 inhabitants between April and June this year, the highest level it has been at since 2008, according to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). The population loss, which was last at a similar level at the start of the global financial crisis in 2008, is...

A survey of South Africa’s young people has shown that up to half the country’s Indian, or of Indian origin, population are thinking about emigrating. The research was carried out by consumer insights firm Pondering Panda and discovered that 22 per cent of black people in the country were also considering moving abroad. The US was...

Nearly half the people in Ireland know someone who has quit the country in the last five years, revealed the latest digital research company Sponge It survey. The ‘State of the Nation’ survey showed that 49 per cent of respondents said that they had a friend who has left the country since 2007. A further 39 per cent of people said an...

Nearly a third of Irish students are that negative about their future career prospects in the country that they intend to emigrate for work after graduating. Some 5,780 students were surveyed, with the results showing a severe lack of confidence in how they feel they will be able to develop their careers in the Emerald Isle. This...

British manufacturing workers have come out on top of a poll to see who is most likely to looking for employment overseas, revealed a survey by research and consultancy company Intelligence Group and jobsite Totaljobs.com. The survey quizzed more than 7,000 British workers and discovered that out of the people interested in or seeking for...

As Portugal’s unemployment rate continues to rise, the nation’s prime minister has caused controversy by saying that jobless young people should seek employment abroad. The current debt crisis and the economic recession have pushed the unemployment rate to a critical level. Prime Minister Passos Coelho appears to have angered even his...

The Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) scheme in New Zealand has major benefits for workers and employers from abroad as well as the countries involved, revealed new Department of Labour research. The earnings and return rates research found that most new workers will come back and work another season in the country, many for the same boss...

Thirty-one men were arrested in Motobas, Kafr al-Sheikh, on Monday for planning to immigrate to Italy illegally. Major General Salah Okasha, the director of the security department in Kafr El-Sheikh, was informed by Motobas police that someone had complained about suspicious activity in the house of a neighbour. A team of officers, headed...

Seven illegal immigrants from Iraq, Iran and Afghanistan who were discovered in the waters off East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia, last year have been deported back to their countries of origin. Immigration officials said that the people were en route to Asmore Reef, Australia, in the hope of being granted asylum when they were arrested by...