- The ship will remain moored in Amsterdam for at least six months under an agreement between the city and the central government.
- It is the second Dutch city to approve plans for putting up migrants on a cruise liner.
- Once asylum-seekers are granted refugee status, many are unable to find a place to live and have to stay in the refugee centers.
Latest News:
- Cameroon’s Power Crisis Exposes the Financial Fault Lines of the Electricity Sector
- COP27: What is ‘Loss and Damage’ compensation, and who should pay?
- Industry urges reluctant EU to make advanced biofuels mandatory for flying
- Chinese exports fall for first time since 2020
- Italy calls for redistribution of migrants as 1,000 people wait on board
- Belgium’s age-old criminal code to get ‘modern touch’
- Lebanese Mint, Keep, Spend Crypto Amid Crisis, Report Unveils
- Spain regrets possible absence of China, India and Russia at COP27
- Asset Management: Elliott warns of more pain to come
- Ireland seeks to maintain its grip on eurogroup crown
