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All Migrants Will Soon Have To Be Fluent In English To Stay In Britain Under ‘New Crackdown’
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Migrants who move to Britain for living and working purposes will face stricter requirements to have significantly improved English skills as part of a new rigorous measure proposed by Sir Keir Starmer ‘s Labour government. Next week, as part of a comprehensive reform of the immigration system set to be detailed in an upcoming…
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N. Korea Escalates Tensions: Missile Launches Into East Sea Resume
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On the morning of May 8, North Korea fired several short-range ballistic missiles (SRBMs) towards the East Sea, roughly two months following their launch of similar projectiles into the West Sea on March 10. The Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) stated that the missiles were fired from the vicinity of Wonsan at approximately 8:10…
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Afd Launches Direct Investments In Morocco’S Southern Provinces, Strengthening Franco-Moroccan Ties
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Remy Rioux, CEO of the French Development Agency (AFD), declared on Saturday that the organization plans to start making direct investments in Morocco’s southern regions beginning this year. This move aligns with a pledge made earlier by French President Emmanuel Macron during his recent official trip to the country. Representing Laayoune, Rioux highlighted that…
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Hong Kong Mulls Use Of Ai To Detect Suspected Acts Of Voyeurism, Security Chief Says
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Hong Kong’s Secretary for Security, Chris Tang, mentioned that the police are contemplating the use of artificial intelligence technologies to identify potential instances of voyeurism as reports of such incidents continue to rise in the region. The security minister stated at the Legislative Council (LegCo) on Wednesday that utilizing AI technology could assist law…
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Hong Kong Mulls Use Of Ai To Detect Suspected Acts Of Voyeurism, Security Chief Says
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Hong Kong’s Secretary for Security, Chris Tang, mentioned that the police are contemplating the use of artificial intelligence technologies to identify potential instances of voyeurism as reports of such incidents continue to rise in the region. The security minister stated at the Legislative Council (LegCo) on Wednesday that utilizing AI technology could assist law…
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Hong Kong Mulls Use Of Ai To Detect Suspected Acts Of Voyeurism, Security Chief Says
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Hong Kong’s Secretary for Security, Chris Tang, mentioned that the police are contemplating the use of artificial intelligence technologies to identify potential instances of voyeurism as reports of such incidents continue to rise in the region. The security minister stated at the Legislative Council (LegCo) on Wednesday that utilizing AI technology could assist law…
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Wakili Indonesia, Mahasiswa Ui Terpilih Sebagai Utusan Unicef Dalam Global Ncd Alliance Forum 2025
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Prestasi gemilang sukses ditorehkan Mahasiswa Universitas Indonesia, Nurisha Kitana terpilih menjadi delegasi UNICEF Indonesia di ajang the 4th Global NCD Alliance Forum yang diselenggarakan di Kigali, Rwanda pada 10-17 Februari 2025. Forum ini ialah bagian dari antisipasi untuk UN High-Level Meeting tentang Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) dan Kesehatan Mental. Mahasiswa Berprestasi Pengabdian Masyarakat FISIP UI…
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Ppp Stands Firm On Unification, Rejects Challenger’S Bid
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The interim leader of ruling People Power Party (PPP) said on May 8 that the party will move forward with a planned opinion poll to select a unified conservative candidate for the June presidential election, despite resistance from its official nominee. Kwon Young-se, who heads the PPP’s emergency leadership committee, said the two-day polling…
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Ppp Stands Firm On Unification, Rejects Challenger’S Bid
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The interim leader of ruling People Power Party (PPP) said on May 8 that the party will move forward with a planned opinion poll to select a unified conservative candidate for the June presidential election, despite resistance from its official nominee. Kwon Young-se, who heads the PPP’s emergency leadership committee, said the two-day polling…