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Beyond Spotlight: The EU’s Silent Crackdown on Migration

Beyond Spotlight: The EU’s Silent Crackdown on Migration

One of the key issues around the world especially at the borders is migration and migrants. Not only the U.S. government but also the European Union (EU) have intensified their efforts to crackdown the migration

US Job Market Shows Resilience Over Economic Uncertainty

US Job Market Shows Resilience Over Economic Uncertainty

In March the US job market showed better-than-expected results when private companies added 155,000 workers to their payroll despite the 115,000 job expectation. Services created 132,000 new jobs to lead the labor market growth while

Airport Cessation: Heathrow CEO Questioned & Encounters Upshot

Airport Cessation: Heathrow CEO Questioned & Encounters Upshot

Both the international and local travelers were hugely stunned by an unforeseen fire at the electrical substation in Hayes. To secure the people from the worst situation the airport administration closed the airport for over

Balancing Books and Budgets: How International Students Can Thrive Financially

Balancing Books and Budgets: How International Students Can Thrive Financially

Education experts point out international students now use part-time work and internships to support their costs and gain professional experience abroad. Testing various work environments helps students learn new skills. To afford international study programs

Are Side Hustles Becoming the New Career Lifeline for American Workers?

Are Side Hustles Becoming the New Career Lifeline for American Workers?

American working professionals are starting side jobs due to financial instability during these times. According to LinkedIn Workforce Confidence survey results from 2018, 31% of American workers have added side work to support their main

Serious Human Rights Violations Uncovered in South Korea’s Foreign Adoption Program

Serious Human Rights Violations Uncovered in South Korea’s Foreign Adoption Program

An investigation that lasted nearly three years by South Korea’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission found serious violations of human rights in the foreign adoption program run by the government. The report documents how local adoption

Britain Invests £600 Million to Address Construction Worker Shortage

Britain Invests £600 Million to Address Construction Worker Shortage

The British government has set aside 600 million pounds to deal with their limited supply of construction experts before key infrastructure initiatives cannot continue. The government funds will create 60,000 new skilled workers over ten

AI Transforms Chinese Healthcare: Robotic Surgeons and Digital Pediatricians

AI Transforms Chinese Healthcare: Robotic Surgeons and Digital Pediatricians

China rapidly integrates AI technology into its complete healthcare delivery both in basic and advanced medical applications. During the 2025 China Medical Equipment Exhibition Longwood Valley MedTech announced its ROPA orthopedic surgical robot technology.  The

German Industry Leader Warns of US Decline Under Trump

German Industry Leader Warns of US Decline Under Trump

According to Angelique Renkhoff-Mücke the business landscape in the United States became less attractive for foreign investors when former President Donald Trump enforced different policies. Business leaders spoke about their review of US expansion due

Game Industry’s First Major Union Launches at GDC 2025

Game Industry’s First Major Union Launches at GDC 2025

During the 2025 Game Developer Conference in San Francisco, the United Videogame Workers Union officially launched on Wednesday as a historic catalyst for the gaming business. All video game providers accepted their first employee union