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Egypt is shifting refugee registration from UNHCR to government control, raising human rights concerns. An EU-funded rescue center in Libya is finally set to open amidst skepticism. The European Ombudsman …
EU External Partners: Tensions Rise Over Refugee Policies and Human Rights Read More
The article highlights a shift in finance where private markets are becoming accessible to ordinary individuals, allowing for broader diversification away from traditional stock market fixation on tech giants. While …
Barbarians at the Gate: Private Markets Go Public Read More
Russia has started importing Turkish butter in response to rising local prices amid sanctions impacting traditional suppliers. As inflation surges with a 34% rise in butter prices this year, consumers …
Turkey’s Butter Becomes a Lifeline for Russia Amid Economic Struggles Read More
A new coffee table book called “Mleiha: Ancient Treasures of the UAE” showcases 200,000 years of Mleiha’s cultural heritage, featuring Bronze-Age tombs and pre-Islamic forts. Launched at the Sharjah International …
Unveiling Mleiha’s Rich History: A Journey Through 200,000 Years of Heritage Read More
This article highlights twelve urgent human rights stories from around the world, showcasing the pressing issues that often escape media attention. From oppressive regimes to humanitarian crises, it underscores the …
Beyond the Ballot: Global Human Rights Crises Demand Our Attention Read More
On November 8, 2024, the school assembly featured key national news about the Supreme Court’s ruling on government job eligibility, alarming pollution levels in Delhi, and international reactions to Trump’s …
School Assembly News Highlights: November 8, 2024 Read More
Agoda highlights must-see Asian festivals in late 2024, showcasing vibrant cultural events that immerse travelers in local traditions. Key festivities include Thailand’s Loy Krathong and Yi Peng, Cambodia’s Bon Om …
Explore Asia’s Vibrant Festivals: A Journey Through Cultural Celebrations Read More
Taiwan’s Economics Minister Kuo Jyh-huei remains optimistic about the island’s economic future despite President-elect Trump’s proposed tariffs. He considers the impact on Taiwan to be limited, while recognizing the challenges …
Taiwan’s Economy Poised for Growth Despite Trump’s Tariff Concerns Read More
Japanese rubber futures experienced a 0.79% rise on the Osaka Exchange, influenced by strong Chinese export growth and fluctuating oil prices. As China gears up for potential tariffs, its central …
Japanese Rubber Prices Surge Amid Positive Economic Signals from China Read More
Multinational corporations, including Airbnb and European banks, are complicit in illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank, violating international law and supporting systemic human rights abuses against Palestinians. The situation …
Multinational Corporations and Their Complicity in Israel’s Occupation Read More