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Germany/Berlin enthusiast. Aberdonian. Award-winning journo. Former Local Germany editor & host @germanyinfocus_ Newsletter: rachloxton.substack.com/

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Germany/Berlin enthusiast. Award-winning journo. D-A-CH region editor at The Local Europe. Host/producer @germanyinfocus_ podcast.

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Why Germany is not seeing Brexit deportations like Sweden Original

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By Rachel Loxton Verified
| The Local Germany Verified
While British nationals living in the EU before the Brexit cut-off date were assured they would retain their residency rights under the Withdrawal Agreement (WA), the reality has been very different in some countries. The situation is particularly troubling in Sweden where 2,500 British nationals have received deportation orders, according to Eurostat figures, and reportedly 458 have been deported or forcibly removed since Brexit.
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‘The magic of the film’: Where to find the Before Sunrise locations in Vienna

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By Rachel Loxton Verified
| The Local (Austria) Verified
Arguably, there is no better film than Before Sunset for showing off the beauty of Vienna. Set against the city's winding alleyways, parks, coffeehouses, museums and river paths, the 1995 Richard Linklater movie starring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy is the first in the famous 'Before' romantic trilogy. It follows American tourist Jesse and French student Céline after they meet on a train and decide to get off in Vienna and spend the day and night together.
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Why Stuttgart has been named Germany's most digital city

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By Rachel Loxton Verified
| The Local Germany Verified
Whether it's the painfully slow process of gaining citizenship or having to correspond with authorities by letter, foreign residents in Germany are well aware of the country's struggles to go digital. But you could say that things have been improving in the last few years. In some cities, including Berlin and Hamburg, people can now apply for citizenship online.
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