GP by Yu Shinagawa

Week 1

shin3587 — 2025-09-18 07:24:05 UTC

PM Ishiba had resignation on Sunday. PM Ishiba will stay until the next person be elected in early october. There's two most likely challengers are Sanae Takaichi and Shinjiro Koiizumi . PM Ishiba said "Now that negotiations on US tariff measures have reached a conclusion, I believe this is the appropriate moment" In this article, it says that it will lead to uncertain political in Japan and will face some challenges. I agree that it will lead to uncertain political too because i think PM should be same person for more longer time not just one year.

Climate change

shin3587 — 2025-09-25 13:40:26 UTC

China commited to reduce gas emission by 7% to 10% by next decade.China is planning to install a wind and solar panel. Also, they are trying to promote pollution free vehicles to reduce the gas emission. Some people think that peak of pollution will be until 2030 while others think peak of pollution already happened and starting to decline. China started to reduce gas emission late than other countreis but china build wind and solar capacity which has a lot of giggawatts which is five times what US does. China's new goal is to increase it to 3,600 to make a clean energy.

Week 2

shin3587 — 2025-10-02 16:32:59 UTC

In October 1, Chinese government made a new visa which is called "K-Visa". The aim is to attract to foreigners, innovation and compete to American immigration and policies. However, in china, educated young people are finding difficult to find a jobs and around 19% of people are unemployed. Some people like nationalist and xenophobic sentimetns questioned about attracting skilled foreign workers while young people struggling to find the jobs. This visa is not yet available and chinese government defends the policy because they believe it is a good strategy to attract global talent from other countries while limiting the immigration at the same time. I believe that China should work on giving more job opportunities for young people to reduce the unemploymed rate and limit the migration.

Week 3

shin3587 — 2025-10-08 16:27:33 UTC

In octover 5th, anti-immigration demonstrators gathered and marched outside the city hall to protest that there are too much immigrants. There were around 75 people marching towards the office to protest about 2 hotels in the city that is used for migrants house. Some people hold the flag that says "enough is enough stop the boats". Some people says that british people are suffering. They can't get a doctor appointment because there are too many migrants and they argue that they are paying taxes. Some people also says that they are going in a wrong way. They have a right to protest but the speaker thinks that it is not right to protest towards office because officer is not related to this problem and have no role in making decisions about assylum seekers.

Week 4

shin3587 — 2025-10-30 14:34:54 UTC

Spain is choosing a different approach about African migration while other countries like US,UK France and Germany are trying not to have migrants for Africa. Spanish government wants to build closer ties through trade,education and culture. Spain is createing a safe and legal ways for Africans migrants so they can come and work and suppot. For example, Spain is creating training programs and short-term jobs in farming. Prime Minister beleives that accepting migrants can help Spain's economy. This plan also focuses on suppporting education, democracy, women's rights and not having racism which also helps African organizations.

week 5

shin3587 — 2025-11-09 13:14:50 UTC

Shabana Mahmood is planning to have a big change about the UK's immigration and assylum seeker system and having inspiration from Denmark which has toughest rule in Europe. She is thinking for the rules to be strict so it can be harder for people to stay in UK without permission and easier for those people to leave the contry. Denmark system only gives refugees to stay temporary, has rules that makes family reunion and strict about housing and and jobs. Some people supports her plan but some people complains that it is too strict and harsh.

Week 6

shin3587 — 2025-11-30 15:20:06 UTC

Germany is arguing whether if they send Syrian refugees back to their home now because Sria's civil war has ended and President Assad had fallen. So far, only criminals are set for deportation. About 1.3 million Sryians live in Germany today who would not be forced to leave. People warn that returning people back is dangerous because the country is unstable still and there are many weapons spread still around the country. Critics also says that it is unrealistic and unsafe and can also harm German society.

Week 7

shin3587 — 2025-11-30 15:28:58 UTC

UK governments plans to make a big changes to the system of assylum seeker. People who were decided that they are assylum will need to wait for 20 years before they can stay in the UK permanently and the government will check their status often to see if their home country is safe and can return or not. Shabana Mahmood also says that UK needs to be less attractive for people arriving illegally to reduce it. She also wants to stop providing visas to some countries which doesn't help peopel to return to their own country. Some politicians argue that the plan is soft and others say its too harsh. Refugee groups warn to the government that it will be harder for refugess to have a normal life.

Week 8

shin3587 — 2025-11-30 15:39:06 UTC

A protest occured outside Camsfiel house iOxfordshire because the government plans to reopen it as an immigration removal centre later. The centre was closed in 2018 because of the problems like escapes and complaints about poor conditions. Protesters says that Oxforshire should be a place that welcomes refugess not returning them. However, the government argues that it is needed so there will be more people who will need to leave the country who has no right and be efficient. Accourding to the Home office, more than 35,000 people have already returned and they argue that reopening will be efficient and speed up the process.

Week 9

shin3587 — 2025-11-30 15:47:45 UTC

The UK governments plans to make migrants wait for 15-20 years before they can stay permanently in UK instead of current 5 years. Scottish care which is a care services argue that this can hurt thhe sector because the service faces serious staff shortages. They say that it can impact their international workers and increase pressure on the system especaillly in rural areas. Scottish government is also concerned about the changing which changes permanent refugee status to temporary status. Scottish labour says that the problem for Scottish care is because of mismanagement and wants them to support for care services.

Week 10

shin3587 — 2025-11-30 15:57:09 UTC

Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap lorwerth says that immigration is not a major issue for voters in wales. He says that migration is pollitically discussed but it would not affect people's everyday life. Ap lorwerth suggested that if he becomes the minister, Wales will focus on local problems like care sector and universities while thinking that migrants can positively support these by filling job gaps. However, the welsh conservatives disagreed and says taht immigration does affect things like housings and healthcare.

Week 1? Term 2

shin3587 — 2026-02-26 15:12:38 UTC

Spain will provide legal status to 500,000 migrants which are undocumented and arrived before the ened of 2025. If they had been living at least five month and has no criminal record migratns can be legally accepted and gets work permit and one year residnecy. Pedro Sanchez who is a prime minister says this movement may help spain's economy.Spain had done similar ligalizations in the past and this movement shows that they are welcoming migrants compared to other countries like USA which has strict immigration policies.

Week 2 ( Term 2)

shin3587 — 2026-04-19 05:36:14 UTC

There are many chnages in countries and travel costs. Some countries are making the rules strict for people to become citizens such as United States and Italy. Some other country like Cnada is making it easier for people to become citizents. Furthermore, travelling is getting more expensive becaue fuel prices are rising especially in Asia. This makes the plane tickets expensive in many place and gas prives in most cities.

Week 3(Term 2)

shin3587 — 2026-04-19 05:44:07 UTC

Many americans are moving to Eururope for a better life, For example Antoni Scarano moved to Romania. He reconnected with his family there and enjoys a relaxed lifestyle with lower cost in Romania. More Americans are wanting to leeave the US because of the reasons such as high livign costs, long working hours, and safety reasons. Many people are choosing countreis in Eastern and central europe such as poland because the living costs is cheaper and easier to move. Furthermore, some countries like Albania are becoming popular for people to migirate because they are very cheap and have simple visa rules. Finland are also trying to attracts skilled workers by offering better publi servicies such as healthcare and education.

Week 4(Term 2)

shin3587 — 2026-04-19 05:50:14 UTC

In CColeraine, hundreds of people joiend protest which is about immigratinoa nd safetly. This was organized by group called Our Northern Ireland Voice. They argued that htey want to protect local culture and raised concerns about issues such as housings. At the same time, another group called Causeway Trade Union Council organized a smaller protest to promote unity and to support better public services like housings. Some people were shoutihng between two groups so the police werer there to keep things under control.

Week 5(Term 2)

shin3587 — 2026-04-19 05:53:57 UTC

In Dundee, a man whos name is Robbie Robertson got in trouble foor his behaviour during an anti-immigration protest. He acted agressively during protest and went to a hotel and questioned to people asking who was staying there, The court aid his behaviour were offensive about disabilities. Because of this he was given 18onth of social work supervision. The protest was about the concers about assylum seekers but the officials told that ther were no aasylum seekre staying in the hotel.

Week 6(Term 2)

shin3587 — 2026-04-19 05:57:14 UTC

Police in Cheshire was happy that Crewee Arms Hotel will be no longer the house for assylum seekers. THe hotel haad been used for this purpose but there were many crimes and disorder in around the area over the past years. BEcause of this police was wanting to close it. THe government is closing few hotels acroos the UK and use oteher places instead. Because of this the htotel willl be now reopen to the public. Police said this deicsion is not against teh assyllum seekers but said it is for the people staying there and to keep the local community safe.