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There’s good news for people looking for a job at Amazon. Amazon.com, Inc. is set to hire 15000 workers in the United Kingdom (UK) for the upcoming holiday season. So, who is eligible for the
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The Winnemem Wintu tribe fought for more than a decade to reintroduce the winter run Chinook, their sacred salmon, to the McCloud River. They worked hard for the fish’s safe travel upstream to colder waters,
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In one of the deadliest attacks on civilians in Myanmar since the return of military rule, many women and children lost their lives. The tragic incident has shocked the world. At least 29 individuals were
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In the wake of a devastating flash flood in Sikkim, 59 migrant workers from various parts of India embarked on a perilous journey to safety. Their harrowing escape journey, facilitated by a Sikkim government bus,
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Major communities around the United States are struggling to figure out how to welcome thousands of migrants who need housing and social assistance in the face of a growing migration crisis. The question of work
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Amazon, an American multinational technology company, is set to layoff employees. The company has announced job cuts in various departments. How many employees will be impacted by the Amazon layoff? The layoffs are currently taking
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Russia has seeking a seat on the United Nations Human Rights Council, but its pitch comes with a controversial twist. The country's ambassador, Vassily Nebenzia, assured other nations that Russia would vehemently oppose any measures
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In a huge blow to women’s rights, an unconscious body of a German woman was paraded naked by Hamas in a truck during the Israel-Hamas conflict. The video of the incident also went viral on
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A pro-Palestinian rally has divided people in the US, with some politicians describing it as abhorrent and morally repugnant, while others believe “resistance is justified when people are occupied”. Hamas’ Saturday Operation Al-Aqsa Flood took
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As a massive healthcare strike, centered on wage disputes and staffing shortages, reaches its final day, no resolution has emerged between industry giant Kaiser Permanente and the unions representing the 75,000 protesting workers. Healthcare Workers
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