The High Authority of the European Coal and Steel Community was the foundation for the European Union. His President, Jean Monet, signed this agreement with the member states to issue the European Laissez-Passer on 14 July 1953 in Luxembourg.

As the city torn by the Iron Curtain, Berlin represents the end of a world structured by border separation in a unique way. In the fall of 1989, a demand was made that “the Wall must come down,” however the Wall strip is now primarily used as a tourist attraction. …

States historically disfavored dual citizenship. In the nineteenth century, the incidence of dual nationality threatened bilateral relations as states contested control over individuals. Although dual nationality persisted as states refused to harmonize nationality practice, states used expatriation, election, and renunciation as tools to suppress the status… More recently, many states…

A passport stamp is a rubber stamp inked impression received in one’s passport upon entering or exiting a country. I know what you are thinking. Due to the global pandemic traveling is limited, and we can not fill up our passports with this evidence and memories of our journeys. …