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Stricter migration and asylum policies making it harder to find jobs in Finland

Stricter migration and asylum policies making it harder to find jobs in Finland

Since 2023, migration policies in Finland have gradually tightened. This is making lives of migrants unstable, and existing discrimination in the job market is adding to their challenges. It has become really difficult for migrants

McDonald’s E. coli Crisis Exposes Produce Safety Challenges in Fast Food Industry

McDonald’s E. coli Crisis Exposes Produce Safety Challenges in Fast Food Industry

The recent case, involving E.coli linked to McDonald’s onions, has seen most of the popular fast foods restaurants in the US remove fresh onions on their menu as a measure as they seek to address

Rapper Lil Durk charged on suspicion of ordering the murder of a rival

Rapper Lil Durk charged on suspicion of ordering the murder of a rival

Lil Durk, the American rapper who took home “Grammy Award” the most prestigious award given to the international icons in the music field. He, along with J.Cole, American Rapper, was awarded for the Best Melodic

UK PM Starmer Rules Out Slavery Reparations at Commonwealth Summit

UK PM Starmer Rules Out Slavery Reparations at Commonwealth Summit

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has insisted the UK "can't change our history" when asked if there would be reparations over the transatlantic slave trade at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Samoa. The

Tech Industry Layoffs: October 2024

Tech Industry Layoffs: October 2024

Even as October 2024, the technology industry was not free of shifting workforce in many cases because many firms are re-releasing their downsizing in departments and areas. This round of restructuring touches the thousands of

Paris conference for Lebanon raises $1 billion for humanitarian and military aid

Paris conference for Lebanon raises $1 billion for humanitarian and military aid

Organised by French President Emmanuel Macron, the International Conference in Support of Lebanon's People and Sovereignty on Thursday noted the participation of 70 countries, the UN, the EU, and international and regional organisations. The Paris

Canada Plans Immigration cuts, experts fear labour shortage

Canada Plans Immigration cuts, experts fear labour shortage

Canada is one of the most preferred destinations for international migrants. The welcoming policies of Canada attracts a large number of migrants and it provides a sturdy economy for the skilled labourers. Express Entry, Family

Ohio Judge Strikes Down Six-Week Abortion Ban, Citing Constitutional Violation

Ohio Judge Strikes Down Six-Week Abortion Ban, Citing Constitutional Violation

Ohio Judge Christian Jenkins permanently overturned the state's six-week abortion prohibition in a historic decision, therefore strengthening the constitutional amendment adopted by Ohioans to protect their right to abortion. Serving at the Hamilton County Court

Haiti gang violence forces over 10,000 people to flee homes in past 7 days

Haiti gang violence forces over 10,000 people to flee homes in past 7 days

More than 10,000 people in Haiti have been internally displaced in the past seven days as armed gangs operating in and around the capital city of Port-au-Prince increase attacks on areas they do not have

Boost Your Career and Side Hustle: Why LinkedIn Is Your Key to Success

Boost Your Career and Side Hustle: Why LinkedIn Is Your Key to Success

LinkedIn is among the most useful instruments at hand for people seeking to develop their careers and start profitable side companies. LinkedIn claims over a billion members in more than 200 countries where driven professionals,