The percentage of Ukrainians planning to remain in Poland after the war has more than doubled in the last six months
Six percent of respondents plan to stay in Poland permanently, according to the new study by the EWL agency
The vast majority of Poles also continue to support taking in Ukrainian refugees
Ukrainians abroad work and support their families in war-torn Ukraine, data provided by Gremi Personal employment agency shows
According to firefighter chief Vladimír Vlček, Ukrainians must stand on their own two feet and seek longer-term accommodation
La Chapelle Debout collective called for “housing and papers for all”
A survey conducted for UNHCR among Ukrainian refugees reveals that 65 percent of them do not plan to return to their country in the foreseeable future
A survey finds that the majority of Poles demand the new arrivals find work and send their children to Polish schools
The two boys were beaten with belts, pushed over, and threatened with a knife
She fled the war in Ukraine only to be sexually assaulted in multicultural Western Europe
The order to set aside facilities to accommodate Ukrainian refugees should continue to apply, the Czech government has agreed
Czechia’s top priority while leading the EU presidency is likely to be the war in Ukraine and Europe’s response to it
Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, more than 350,000 newcomers in Czechia have obtained relevant visas
In addition, customs officers began to demand one more identity document besides passports from Roma migrants
“50,000 or maybe 150,000 Ukrainian pupils can enter schools from September,” explains the Czech education minister
In April, the European Commission pledged a total of €400 million to the countries most affected by the refugee wave
Poland, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia and Czechia are to receive a total of €248 million to cover their expenses related to supporting the Ukrainian war refugees
Fiala spoke about the consequences of inflation on Czech citizens, the ongoing debate surrounding Russian gas and oil supplies and proposed sanctions, and the need to solve the issue of benefit tourism among primarily Hungarian-speaking Roma.
“The refugees will receive food instead of money to discourage people from coming here for money,” claims Czech Interior Minister Vít Rakušan
Roma refugees from Ukraine often have dual citizenship and, as Hungarian citizens, are not entitled to receive help in the Czech Republic
“In fact, we are going to build a ghetto here for Ukrainian refugees, which is fatal,” says Prague Mayor Zdeněk Hřib
Vít Rakušan emphasized that dishonesty concerns only hundreds of refugees from Ukraine
Since the start of the war in Ukraine, twice as many Ukrainian children were born in Poland compared to the previous year
So far, the Roma are leading their age-old alternative to our way of life and live as society allows
“This is a group of people who have complete temporary protection. However, they refused the offered accommodation,” stated a police spokesman
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Ukraine’s serious problem with tuberculosis could present public health challenges during refugee crisis
Germany has so far taken in approximately 320,000 Ukrainian refugees
The Czech government has taken on the role of the government-in-exile of Ukraine, noted one of the respondents, criticizing the manner in which refugees are being helped
“We have higher numbers of people leaving the Czech Republic than those who arrive. The influx of refugees has slowed down, perhaps even stopped,” states Czech interior minister Vít Rakušan
Analysts say that over 250,000 Ukrainian women can expect to get a job in Poland
Despite claims that Ukrainian children and young people can save Czechia’s indebted pension system, some experts are pouring cold water on the whole idea
“The bombing can start, then the waves will strengthen significantly again,” warns the Czech interior minister
We decided that two new items would be included in our form filled in when applying for the humanitarian benefit, namely education, and profession, states Marian Jurečka
Some of the Algerian migrants already present in the asylum center support the invasion of Ukraine and do not hesitate to let the Ukrainians know about it
Pimps are preying on Ukrainian women in the chaos of the refugee crisis
Germany’s government is already complaining it cannot handle more Ukrainian refugees, but at the same time claiming Europe must take in up to 10 million
So far, more than 100,000 Brits have applied to offer a refugee a room in their homes
