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India Faces Critical AI Talent Shortage of 1 Million Workers by 2027

India Faces Critical AI Talent Shortage of 1 Million Workers by 2027

According to Bain & Company's analysis, a talent shortage will restrict India's artificial intelligence sector which aims to generate 2.3 million jobs during the next three years. India will need more than one million AI

UK Jobs Crisis? British Job Market Faces Sharp Slowdown as Firms Cut Hiring and Pay Hikes 

UK Jobs Crisis? British Job Market Faces Sharp Slowdown as Firms Cut Hiring and Pay Hikes 

In February, Britain's job market continued to weaken with slower hiring and the weakest wage growth in four years causing doubt about economic stagnation. According to a survey by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC)

OIC Welcomes Syria Back as a Member State- Recent News

OIC Welcomes Syria Back as a Member State- Recent News

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation has welcomed Syria back as a member state. OIC Secretary-General Hissein Brahim Taha called the decision historic. He said it shows strong support for the Syrian people during a difficult

New Zealand Eases Work Experience Requirements, Raises Income Thresholds for Foreign Workers

New Zealand Eases Work Experience Requirements, Raises Income Thresholds for Foreign Workers

As of March 10, 2025, New Zealand made major changes to its immigration rules about foreign workers. Employers must decrease work experience needs when they join the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) program in exchange

Trump Invites South African Farmers to the US Amid Diplomatic Tensions

Trump Invites South African Farmers to the US Amid Diplomatic Tensions

US President Donald Trump has made a bold announcement on his social media platform after stopping US aid to South Africa. From the platform Truth Social Trump invited South African farmers to move to the

Terrorism in 2025: Lone-Wolf Attacks, Online Radicalization & Global Hotspots

Terrorism in 2025: Lone-Wolf Attacks, Online Radicalization & Global Hotspots

Terrorism is not a new chapter in the suffering this globe is experiencing. After several years of efforts, global treaties, ties, and allies, terrorism is still a growing global threat. According to the report, more

How Does an Ingredient from Sudan’s War Zones End Up in Global Brands Like Coca-Cola and M&M’s?

How Does an Ingredient from Sudan’s War Zones End Up in Global Brands Like Coca-Cola and M&M’s?

Gum arabic, a main ingredient for Coca Cola and M&M’s mainly comes from Sudan which produces about 80% of the world's supply of this natural resin from acacia trees used to thicken and stabilize many

More than 80% of people in Japan support capital punishment: Poll

More than 80% of people in Japan support capital punishment: Poll

More than 80% of people in Japan support the death penalty, according to a recent poll on the issue taken late last year. Compared to the earlier poll in 2019, support for capital punishment edged

Economic implications of Russia penetrating into the Red Sea region

Economic implications of Russia penetrating into the Red Sea region

Earlier this month, reports emerged that Sudan and Russia have reached an agreement to establish a naval base on the country's Red Sea coast. Sudan noted that there are "no obstacles" to the deal, reported

Shiri Bibas remains mixed with other human remains: Hamas militants

Shiri Bibas remains mixed with other human remains: Hamas militants

Palestinian group Hamas noted on Friday that the remains of Israeli hostage Shiri Bibas appear to have been mixed with other human remains from the debris after an Israeli air strike hit the place she