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Immigration Dilution: Why Europe Cannot Match America
Perhaps the most popular words for any right-wing party in the West at the moment are border and immigration. The European and American right are united in what they want, yet get starkly different results. This gap is architecturally embedded in the system rather than being an implementation error. The United States channels right-wing politics through a singular party. If the Republicans win the Presidency, they can act immediately in a large number of cases to prevent migr

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10 hours ago5 min read


From Innovation Hubs to Policy Hurdles: The 2025 H-1B Visa Shakeup and Its Impact on Indian Professionals
The H-1B visa program started with the Immigration Act of 1990. This law created a type of visa that lets U.S. companies hire foreign workers in jobs that need at least a college degree or something similar in areas like science, technology, engineering, and math. At first, there was a limit of 65,000 visas each year. The goal was to fill gaps in skilled workers needed in the American job market. Illustration by The Geostrata Over time, most of the H-1B visas went to people f

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Oct 16, 20257 min read


Demography and Geopolitics: The Case of Germany
Demography focuses on various aspects of the human population, like its size, age group, fertility rate, and mortality rate. As the type...

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Jun 16, 20255 min read


Decoding Democracy - The US Electoral System
Since the US elections have ended in a rather fascinating manner, it’s inevitable to inquire how the electoral system in this nation...

THE GEOSTRATA
Nov 7, 20246 min read
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