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> Delhi and Brussels have also agreed on a mobility framework that eases restrictions for professionals to travel between India and the EU in the short term. T

> Delhi and Brussels have also agreed on a mobility framework that eases restrictions for professionals to travel between India and the EU in the short term. That should hopefully help increasing the much needed immigration.

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alephnerd 9mo ago
Notice how new accounts are suddenly popping up trying to make a wedge about this deal by using immigration as a wedge issue. Edit: The BBC article is wrong, as can be seen by the draft reported by Reuters [0] [0] - https://www.reuters.com/world/india/details-eu-india-trade-deal-tariffs-quotas-market-access-2026-01-27/ https://www.reuters.com/world/india/details-eu-india-trade-d...
- skywal_l 9mo ago
  It's in the BBC's article.
- dude250711 9mo ago
  When asked for my name, I am GitHub Copilot.
- throwaway85825 9mo ago
  Wedge issue? EU youth unemployment is 15%.
  - DesaiAshu 9mo ago
    More entrepreneurs will help with youth unemployment
    - throwaway85825 9mo ago
      Somehow these 'entrepreneurs' only ever end up replacing employment with gig work.
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  - izacus 9mo ago
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    - enragedlurker 9mo ago
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- modo_mario 9mo ago
  What is the BBC article wrong about?
- bubbi 9mo ago
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eklavya 9mo ago
I hope for our (India's) sake, it doesn't. We need to keep as much talent here as we can.
- OutOfHere 9mo ago
  It's cheapest for the employer to keep it in India itself.
oytis 9mo ago
EU would be stupid to miss the opportunity after US crackdown on H1B.
- franktankbank 9mo ago
  GOOD LUCK
k4rli 9mo ago
The much needed immigration should rather come from countries with similar society and culture to us Europeans, rather than India. Europe couldn't be more different to India and should remain as it was pre-~2014. Culturally more similar would be South-America I'd say. Them I wouldn't mind at all.
- lonesword 9mo ago
  >The much needed immigration should rather come from countries with similar society and culture to us Europeans, rather than India. The mass emigration from India is a direct consequence of India's poor wages and living standards. If that was not the case, most people I know (and I myself) wouldn't have emigrated. From what I see[1], the average South American is much better off than the average Indian. Maybe that (and India's huge population) explains why South Americans do not emigrate as much[2] as Indians? In other words, people from "countries with similar society and culture to us Europeans" may not want to move to Europe. It's all supply and demand at the end of the day [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)_per_capita https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nomi... [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_net_migration_rate https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_net_migra...

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alephnerd 9mo ago

Notice how new accounts are suddenly popping up trying to make a wedge about this deal by using immigration as a wedge issue. Edit: The BBC article is wrong, as can be seen by the draft reported by Reuters [0] [0] - https://www.reuters.com/world/india/details-eu-india-trade-deal-tariffs-quotas-market-access-2026-01-27/ https://www.reuters.com/world/india/details-eu-india-trade-d...

skywal_l 9mo ago
It's in the BBC's article.
dude250711 9mo ago
When asked for my name, I am GitHub Copilot.
throwaway85825 9mo ago
Wedge issue? EU youth unemployment is 15%.
- DesaiAshu 9mo ago
  More entrepreneurs will help with youth unemployment
  - throwaway85825 9mo ago
    Somehow these 'entrepreneurs' only ever end up replacing employment with gig work.
    - deleted 9mo ago
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- izacus 9mo ago
  [flagged]
  - enragedlurker 9mo ago
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modo_mario 9mo ago
What is the BBC article wrong about?
bubbi 9mo ago
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eklavya 9mo ago

I hope for our (India's) sake, it doesn't. We need to keep as much talent here as we can.

OutOfHere 9mo ago
It's cheapest for the employer to keep it in India itself.

oytis 9mo ago

EU would be stupid to miss the opportunity after US crackdown on H1B.

franktankbank 9mo ago
GOOD LUCK

k4rli 9mo ago

The much needed immigration should rather come from countries with similar society and culture to us Europeans, rather than India. Europe couldn't be more different to India and should remain as it was pre-~2014. Culturally more similar would be South-America I'd say. Them I wouldn't mind at all.

lonesword 9mo ago
>The much needed immigration should rather come from countries with similar society and culture to us Europeans, rather than India. The mass emigration from India is a direct consequence of India's poor wages and living standards. If that was not the case, most people I know (and I myself) wouldn't have emigrated. From what I see[1], the average South American is much better off than the average Indian. Maybe that (and India's huge population) explains why South Americans do not emigrate as much[2] as Indians? In other words, people from "countries with similar society and culture to us Europeans" may not want to move to Europe. It's all supply and demand at the end of the day [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)_per_capita https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nomi... [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_net_migration_rate https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_net_migra...