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Thousands of Russians who fled to Turkey after the invasion of Ukraine are relocating again due to soaring living costs, residency permit challenges, and difficulty accessing basic banking. Many have moved to Serbia and Montenegro, seeking more stable conditions while Turkey faces rising economic and political pressures.
Many Russians fled to Turkey for its visa-free travel, but residency challenges and rising living costs led tens of thousands to move elsewhere, officials say.
As the war in Ukraine continues to shape geopolitical realities, a significant demographic shift has been taking place. Tens of thousands of Russians who had sought temporary refuge in Turkey following their country's invasion of Ukraine are now leaving, propelled by a confluence of socio-economic factors and tightened regulations. https://youtu.be/LJSYemJgLbE?si=I3izjJeyiv3edh9g Turkey emerged as an initial…
A recent report by the European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation (Europol) has unequivocally affirmed that during President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's 22-year time in office, Turkey has metamorphosed into a hub for significant criminal
The European Parliament today approved the Migration Pact, a set of new laws to better control migration flows into Europe. "We have successfully put an end to the political deadlock that has characterised migration for many years. Delivering on...