This threatens that they will not have the places where to sleep. Roderic O'Gorman, the country's Minister for Children and Youth, told RTÉ radio that the government had warned the Ukrainian embassy about this situation.   Roderic O'Gorman also noted that Dublin cannot guarantee that it will accept all Ukrainian refugees and asylum seekers next week. According to RTÉ's website, there are currently 42,000 Ukrainians and 16,000 asylum seekers living

Members of the European Parliament have awarded the people of Ukraine, represented by the president and civil society, the 2022 Andrei Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought. The winner of the 2022 prize was announced by Roberta Metsola, President of the European Parliament, at a plenary meeting in Strasbourg on October, 19. The President of the European Parliament noted: This award is for those Ukrainians who are fighting on the

Have you escaped the war in Ukraine and are looking for work in the EU? Through the EU Talent Pool experimental project, you can create your CV, present your qualifications to over 4,000 carefully proved and registered employers, members and partners of EURES, view vacancies and apply for jobs. Millions of people fleeing Russian aggression against Ukraine have found refuge in the EU thanks to the Temporary Protection Directive. If

The European Commission has decided to extend the Temporary Protection Directive until March 2024. This instrument allows people coming from Ukraine to reside in the European Union while escaping war. The directive was implemented in March 2022 shortly after the Russian invasion began. Brussels also extends its protection to those Ukrainians who want to return to their country but fear losing their protection status, euronews reported. "Many Ukrainians who came

In just one month there have been 22% more homeless Ukrainian families in England. British sponsors of the "Home for Ukraine" programme can provide them with accommodation for a maximum of six month Photo: The Independent | The problem with Ukrainian refugees will worsen in the coming months The number of homeless Ukrainian families in England is growing rapidly - 22% more in 1 month - and local