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Georgia is launching a new visa for remote workers: what is known about the C5 visa in 2026

Georgia is launching a new visa for remote workers, allowing them to legally reside in the country and work for foreign companies. The C5 visa has already taken effect and allows for stays of up to one year with multiple entries. Learn more about the terms, cost, and benefits of the new visa in 2026

Where People Save the Most in 2026: Global Savings Ranking by Country

Savings rates around the world vary significantly by country and economic conditions. Find out where people save the most, which countries have negative rates, and what this means for financial stability

EU Directive on Pay Transparency: Key Changes for Employees and Businesses

The EU Pay Transparency Directive is gradually changing the rules governing hiring, internal company reporting, and employee rights across all EU countries. The reform is being implemented in phases—with separate deadlines for large and smaller employers—and covers both open job postings and internal pay policies. Learn more about the key changes, companies’ obligations, employees’ rights, and the implementation dates for the new rules

The best cities in Europe to live in 2026: 5 great places to move to

European cities have traditionally dominated global quality-of-life rankings thanks to their safety, well-developed infrastructure, access to healthcare, and high standard of daily living. In 2026, the top-ranked cities are those that combine a strong economy, convenient transportation, a clean environment, and stable conditions for work and life. Learn more about the 5 most livable cities in Europe in 2026, their advantages, cost of living, and key features

5 European countries hardly visited by tourists in 2026: unexpected destinations

Europe’s most popular travel destinations are becoming increasingly overcrowded, prompting travelers to look for alternatives without the crowds. In 2026, attention is shifting to countries that remain outside mass tourism but offer unique experiences, affordable prices, and an authentic atmosphere. Discover more about 5 European countries that are rarely visited by tourists

A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Japan: tsunami warning, damage, and evacuation

A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Japan, triggering a tsunami warning and a mass evacuation of residents. Authorities quickly activated the warning system, while transportation and infrastructure were disrupted. Learn more about the scale of the disaster, its consequences, and the current situation

Hidden Greek Islands 2026: Where to Experience Authentic Greece Without Crowds

Greece is a whole different place beyond the popular resorts. Find out which islands to choose for a peaceful and authentic holiday without the crowds of tourists

Naturalization in the EU: Ranking of Countries by Number of Passports Issued and Conditions for Obtaining European Citizenship

Eurostat has released data on the naturalization of foreigners in EU countries for 2024—the number of new citizens reached 1.2 million, and the leaders in terms of both absolute and relative figures vary significantly. The time required to obtain a passport ranges from 14 months in Malta to 10 years in Italy and Spain. Learn more about naturalization rates in EU countries, the nationalities most likely to obtain European passports, and naturalization requirements in individual EU member states