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Nearly 450,000 Afghan migrants have returned to Taliban rule in Afghanistan because the Islamic Republic of Iran has started the crackdown to expel illegal migrants. Javad Khani, the official in charge of managing illegal migrants
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In a rare revelation, Ann Hiatt, a former Amazon worker, recently shared the captivating story of her job interview with Jeff Bezos in 2002. This glimpse into the early days of Amazon unveils not only
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Three Ukrainian teenagers have won the International Children’s Peace Prize for developing apps to help young migrants. Sofia Tereshchenko, 18, Anastasiia Feskova, 17, and Anastasiia Demchenko, 17, have been awarded this year’s International Children’s Peace
Right Sider
Women in the United Kingdom have suffered sexual offenses while commuting by train or tube. Sexual harassment and assault in the UK have long been a hidden crisis. Sexual misconduct, which encompasses unwanted sexual behavior
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The United Nations, an intergovernmental organization, has asked Israel to stop using water as a “weapon of war” amid the conflict between Hamas fighters and Israeli forces. Pedro Arrojo-Agudo, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on
Wiz Writer
Amazon, an American multinational technology company, has announced another round of layoffs in order to increase focus on generative artificial intelligence (AI). On Friday, Amazon said that the authorities would fire workers from the Alexa
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Finland, a Northern European nation, has blocked four crossings on its border with Russia in order to stop Russian migrants from entering the country. The Finland authorities have also accused Russian authorities of funneling migrants
Freelance writer
There are various tech trends that hit back at hustle culture and encourage easy-to-manage job roles, contributing to work-life balance. Amid the rapid expansion of technology, adopting tech trends can help to reshape how the
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Claudia Sheinbaum – a Mexican politician, scientist, and academic, who served as Head of Government of Mexico City and Xóchitl Gálvez – a Mexican computer engineer, businesswoman and politician, who served as mayor of the
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Thousands of Starbucks workers at more than 200 Starbucks stores across the United States (U.S.) staged a ‘Red Cup Day’ strike on Thursday, demanding improved staffing and work schedules. The Workers United, an American and
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