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Lesvos Boat Tragedy: Infant Among 6 Dead, 8 Rescued After Sea Collision 

Lesvos Boat Tragedy: Infant Among 6 Dead, 8 Rescued After Sea Collision 

An accident involving boats in Lesvos, Greece happened on Sunday morning, early Monday (19 October 2026) where there were six casualties, one of whom is an infant, as a result of the collision in the

Canada Immigration Rules November 3: Why Your Job Salary Could Matter More Than Your Experience 

Canada Immigration Rules November 3: Why Your Job Salary Could Matter More Than Your Experience 

Canada is changing its skilled worker ranking. The Express Entry policy taking effect Nov. 3 under the Canada immigration rules will do just that – based on what your occupation brings in, and not on

EU Deportation Rules 2026: Could Migrant Workers Lose Their Jobs Before Their Cases Are Heard? 

EU Deportation Rules 2026: Could Migrant Workers Lose Their Jobs Before Their Cases Are Heard? 

The migration controversy in Europe has become several times more serious this fall. Brussels wants to strengthen its border security, reform the return law and take an emergency step to prevent asylum. What happens when

UK-EU Youth Mobility Deal 2026: Which Under-30s Could Get a Chance to Work Across Europe? 

UK-EU Youth Mobility Deal 2026: Which Under-30s Could Get a Chance to Work Across Europe? 

It is likely that building a career on the continent will be much easier for young Britons in the future. The agreement the UK has with the EU for youth mobility is closer to coming,

Green Card Approval Rate 2026: Could Strong Applications Still Face Tougher USCIS Reviews? 

Green Card Approval Rate 2026: Could Strong Applications Still Face Tougher USCIS Reviews? 

Green Card Approval Rate by the government in 2026 are slowing down and having an effect, even when applicants have filed their applications properly. According to the statistics by USCIS for April – June 2026,

OpenAI UK Salary £794,000: Why the Average Pay Figure Doesn’t Tell the Whole Story 

OpenAI UK Salary £794,000: Why the Average Pay Figure Doesn’t Tell the Whole Story 

The headline is shocking: OpenAI's base pay for UK employees averaged £794,000 per employee last year. Including share awards, the average OpenAI UK salary package jumps to almost £2.3m per person. In comparison, Google pays

540 Day EAD Extension Ends: What Happens If Your Work Permit Expires Before USCIS Approves Your Renewal? 

540 Day EAD Extension Ends: What Happens If Your Work Permit Expires Before USCIS Approves Your Renewal? 

The "safety net" has been lifted if you are waiting on an EAD renewal and your Employment Authorisation Document is soon to expire. The Department of Homeland Security has abolished the 540 Day EAD automatic

UK Visa Ban for Eritrean Nationals: Could Migrant Workers and Job Applicants Face New Entry Restrictions? 

UK Visa Ban for Eritrean Nationals: Could Migrant Workers and Job Applicants Face New Entry Restrictions? 

The UK is edging towards a full UK visa ban for Eritreans – the implications of which extend beyond politics. If all Eritrean nationals' visa applications to enter the UK are halted, legal routes of

Green Card Lottery 2027 Deadline: Who Can Still Apply After the Judge Orders Trump Administration to Reopen Registration? 

Green Card Lottery 2027 Deadline: Who Can Still Apply After the Judge Orders Trump Administration to Reopen Registration? 

A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration must resume accepting applications for its Green Card Lottery 2027, allowing applicants another chance to get to the United States as permanent residents via the Diversity

Sotomayor Gorsuch Immigration Case: Can Immigrants Be Prosecuted Twice for Illegal Reentry? 

Sotomayor Gorsuch Immigration Case: Can Immigrants Be Prosecuted Twice for Illegal Reentry? 

The Supreme Court covered a wide range of immigration news on Tuesday, led by an improbable coalition. Two justices on opposite ideological sides criticised the government's prosecution of a Mexican. Their claim leaves an awkward