Being able to hold citizenship in both the country my family comes from and the one I've built my life in feels like being allowed to fully belong to both halves of my own identity instead of being forced to pick one and lose the other.
Being able to hold citizenship in both the country my family comes from and the one I've built my life in feels like being allowed to fully belong to both halves of my own identity instead of being forced to pick one and lose the other.
Countries like Singapore and China restrict dual citizenship specifically to avoid conflicts around military service, taxation, and diplomatic protection obligations that arise when a person owes competing loyalties to two states with different laws.
Is caste-based reservation system still necessary in modern India?
Should wealthy nations have an obligation to accept more climate refugees?