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Alo Japan

alojapan.com/1234740/daims-wif Daim’s wife allowed temporary access to passport for UK, Japan trips | Malaysia #Daim #JapanTrips #passport #travel #trips #wife THE Kuala Lumpur sessions court here has given Toh Puan Naimah Khalid, wife of former finance minister Tun Daim Zainuddin, temporary custody of her passport for travel to the UK and Japan on work matters. Judge Azura Alwi allowed Na’imah’s application, made through her lawyer Nizamuddin Abdul Hamid, to fly ove…

Daim's wife allowed temporary access to passport for UK, Japan trips
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Bytes Europe

What is the ETA? European travellers need €12 entry permit to visit the UK starting this week byteseu.com/882230/ #airport #Brexit #EuropeanUnion #flight #GreatBritain #passport #UnitedKingdom #VISA

Bytes Europe · What is the ETA? European travellers need €12 entry permit to visit the UK starting this weekRead our full guide to the UK's new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA): who needs it, how long it's valid and how to apply. ADVERTISEMENTThe UK’s Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system has officially expanded to European travellers.Starting 2 April 2025, all European visitors will need ETA approval – or, for some non-EU nationals, a visa - to enter the UK.The system became mandatory for travellers from the US, Canada and Australia on 8 January 2025, following its rollout last November for nationals of Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE.Read on for details on cost, validity and how
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MediaFaro News Digest

Italy moves to curb 'right of blood' citizenship claims.

Italy's government has announced it would tighten citizenship laws to put a stop to people going too far back in their family history to make a case for citizenship.

Currently, according to Italy's "right of blood" or "jure sanguinis" laws, people with proof of an Italian ancestor alive after 17 March 1861, when the Kingdom of Italy was proclaimed, can get nationality.

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DW · Italy moves to curb 'right of blood' citizenship claims.By Kieran Burke
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David Zappelli

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I still recall what it was like to be an American in #Europe during the Bush presidency of the 2000s, but I imagine this is much incredibly worse during #Trump. Now, it’s even deeper anti-Americanism and tension everywhere, not just Europe. #travel #passport

AP News · You're an American in another land? Prepare to talk about the why and how of Trump 2.0By Laurie Kellman
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Bruce Mirken

“This policy is not a #passport policy. It’s an anti- #trans policy and the executive order is very clear about that,” ACLU lawyer Li Nowlin-Soul, said after the court hearing. “It’s very important to take up this fight because there are so many attacks on trans people right now ... The government has given no justification for why this policy has been put in place.” apnews.com/article/trump-order

AP News · Transgender Americans aim to block Trump's passport policy changeBy Michael Casey
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