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Costa Rica opens doors to U.S. deported migrants with short-term permits

Costa Rica opens doors to U.S. deported migrants with short-term permits

A significant humanitarian act has been carried out by the government of Costa Rica for the 200 deported migrants from the U.S. They have announced a three month permit to all these people and this

Bosnian drivers and truckers promising to block the border against the actions of the European Union

Bosnian drivers and truckers promising to block the border against the actions of the European Union

Blockades on the borders of the country are to be put in place on April 28 if they do not get adequate response to their demands. There were about 500 truckers who took the streets

Indian Steel Sector Rebounds After Government Imposes Tariffs on Chinese Imports

Indian Steel Sector Rebounds After Government Imposes Tariffs on Chinese Imports

After putting a 12% import tax on steel items for 200 days the Indian steel sector begins its path to recovery. The government introduced this 200-day policy to shield local steel companies from international steel

A Collaborative Meeting held between UN Mission, Aid Groups and Taliban on migrants 

A Collaborative Meeting held between UN Mission, Aid Groups and Taliban on migrants 

To resolve the deepening crisis of Afghanistan, which is the displacement of local people as the migrants, a collaborative meeting is held between the Taliban-run Ministry of refugees, UNAMA (United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan)

Malaysia’s Infrastructure Push: HSR Project to Generate 111,000 Jobs by 2060

Malaysia’s Infrastructure Push: HSR Project to Generate 111,000 Jobs by 2060

The HSR project to connect Kuala Lumpur and Singapore creates better transportation for all regional areas in Malaysia. Government records say the HSR project will open up 111,000 new job openings across Malaysia during the

Federal Job Cuts Strike Kansas City as DOGE Initiative Takes Hold

Federal Job Cuts Strike Kansas City as DOGE Initiative Takes Hold

The Trump administration has selected Kansas City as its main destination to test federal workforce reduction measures. Through the leadership of Elon Musk in DOGE, the government has made several reduction projects across various organizations

Maryland Speeds Up Hiring to Support Unemployed Federal Workers

Maryland Speeds Up Hiring to Support Unemployed Federal Workers

Maryland Governor Wes Moore has announced a new plan to help federal workers who recently lost their jobs. The state is speeding up the hiring process for four key government jobs: Human Resources Officers Procurement

Tech Industry Layoffs in 2025: A Comprehensive Tracker

Tech Industry Layoffs in 2025: A Comprehensive Tracker

2025 is emerging as yet another year of massive lay-offs in the technology sector, extending the faint trend of 2024 when more than 150,000 jobs were lost in 549 firms. According to independent tracker Layoffs.fyi,

Infosys Cuts 240 More Trainees After Failed Assessments

Infosys Cuts 240 More Trainees After Failed Assessments

Following another performance-based dismissal wave Infosys fired 240 trainees for underperforming in their assessments. During February and again in this latest move Infosys fired 320 trainee employees because they did not perform well in evaluations.

Over 50000 LA County Workers May Resort to Strike on Matters Related to Unfair Treatment

Over 50000 LA County Workers May Resort to Strike on Matters Related to Unfair Treatment

The county of Los Angeles is on track for a major strike of its workers wherein more than 55000 government employees may walk off from their jobs if their demands are not met. Their union