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Myanmar Denies Rohingya Genocide Allegations at Top UN Court

Myanmar has formally rejected accusations of genocide against its Rohingya Muslim minority during the latest hearings at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague. On behalf of the military-dominated government, Union Minister Ko

Centre May Relax 90-Day Work Threshold for Gig Workers to Expand Social Security Coverage

Centre May Relax 90-Day Work Threshold for Gig Workers to Expand Social Security Coverage

The Union Government is reportedly reconsidering the eligibility criteria for Gig Workers Social Security following industry feedback. Recently, the Ministry of Labour and Employment released draft rules proposing that gig and platform workers must complete

Syrian swimmer Sarah Mardini cleared by Greek court over migrant rescues

Syrian swimmer Sarah Mardini cleared by Greek court over migrant rescues

In a landmark decision for human rights defenders, a Greek court has acquitted Syrian competitive swimmer Sarah Mardini and 23 other aid workers of all charges related to migrant rescues. The decision, made in the

Home Office issues latest statement on small boat crossings and returns

Home Office issues latest statement on small boat crossings and returns

The government of UK has issued a strong update on its current initiatives to reduce illegal migration. The strategy to bear down on irregular migration is bearing fruits according to an official press release made

Study predicts the 9 most high-pressure jobs of 2026

Study predicts the 9 most high-pressure jobs of 2026

A groundbreaking Welltory study has identified the careers facing the most intense strain this year. By analyzing data from 16 million users, the research highlights how 2026 workplace stress is evolving beyond traditional high-risk roles.

TAFE SA employees wage boost agreement moves closer, securing “Right to Disconnect” outside work hours

TAFE SA employees wage boost agreement moves closer, securing “Right to Disconnect” outside work hours

South Australian vocational educators are poised to receive a significant 13 per cent wage boost over the next four years after the State Government and the Australian Education Union (AEU) reached an in-principle agreement. This

Temporary Relief: Stranded Myanmar Migrants Allowed One-Day Exit

Last week, a sharp change of regulatory direction by the Department of Labour of Myanmar junta led to chaos at Yangon International Airport. On January 11, night, the authorities suddenly canceled the current system of

The Workday Is Breaking Apart — Microshifting Will Redefine Work-Life Balance In 2026

The Workday Is Breaking Apart — Microshifting Will Redefine Work-Life Balance In 2026

The conventional 9 to 5 is no longer viable. As we move deeper into 2026, a radical new work pattern called "microshifting" is taking over the corporate world. This trend is primarily motivated by Gen

Czech Republic Strengthens Parental Work-Life Balance Rights in New Legislation

Czech Republic Strengthens Parental Work-Life Balance Rights in New Legislation

The Czech Republic has made drastic changes in its legislations to favor the family, which is a turning point in terms of employment law. The new "Flexi-amendment" to the Czech Labor Code, fully effective as

Yemen Crisis 2026: The Devastating Impact of the Renewed Saudi Naval Blockade

Yemen Crisis 2026: The Devastating Impact of the Renewed Saudi Naval Blockade

By January 2026, the humanitarian disaster in Yemen is on a new horrible edge. As the global community focuses on other things, Saudi Arabia has brought back military activities, and the tenuous ceasefire that had