From red to black, passports are different colours in different countries but what do they mean and who decides the colours?

In general, passports are only red, green, blue, or black, according to Hrant Boghossian, the vice president of marketing at the financial advisory firm Arton Capital, which runs the interactive ...

The European Commission Monday took decisive steps towards the creation of a “green” or “vaccine passport” through a pilot test for what is viewed as the new normal. “The testing phase ...

For the green passport to become an asset rather than a liability, the nation and its policymakers must act responsibly, and without delay. Otherwise, the risk of blanket restrictions on Pakistani ...

In 2009, I wrote “The Green Passport”, a musing based on my travels plights standing in hotel lobbies in Northeast India, clutching my Bangladeshi passport – a green booklet that felt less ...

He received his “green passport” — an official certification that he was immune to the disease. But nearly one month later, the passport hasn’t done him much good. Even though he’s now ...

Passports around the world predominantly come in shades of blue, red, green, or black. There is a good reason for this limited palette selection rooted in tradition, dignity, and practicality.

The British Embassy in Madrid, Spain, said: “Anyone attempting to enter Spain or another EU country with a green certificate ...