Xenophobia is quietly making its way back to South Africa.
Up to 18,000 people per day, including shoppers and daily workers, pass through the official Betbridge crossing point between Zimbabwe and South Africa...but now there is a new headache: since the South African government initiated a crackdown, many Zimbabweans are opting for the perilous Limpopo river crossing, where they encounter smugglers and thieves as well.
UK: Sunak government looks at the childcare issue; study emphasizes staffing shortages in nurseries
Working-class families now face the largest childcare costs in England, the nation with the world's best quality childcare system. It's getting increasingly pricey for individuals in the UK.
Why do millions of people keep looking for Worldcoin?
People are waiting in line around the globe to let silver orbs scan their eyes in anticipation of receiving free money thanks to Worldcoin. However, governments are now ceasing to exist. Concerns exist over data collection and the hazy boundaries surrounding permission. Where will Worldcoin travel next, then?
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Reaction to the UK Defense Secretary's directive to evaluate the army's inclusiveness policy The United Kingdom Army wants to reduce security screenings for foreign recruits in an effort to increase diversity and encourage inclusiveness. While the UK army struggles to meet recruitment targets and draw talent from ethnic minority backgrounds, the current percentage of ethnic minorities in the force is 14%. But some former high-ranking military leaders are not happy about the policy's relaxation. See to learn more!
Turkey's municipal elections: a fierce race for Ankara and Istanbul
Turkey's opposition, battered and shattered by Recep Tayyip Erdogan's win in the general elections 2023, hopes to deliver a blow in Sunday's municipal votes since the result will determine the fate of its greatest hope, Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu.
A bill overwhelmingly approved by the US House of Representatives would give ByteDance, the Chinese company that owns TikTok, six months to sell off the US assets of the app, which is used by 170 million users, or risk being banned.
The problems facing US President Joe Biden's son Hunter are endless; a federal judge in the US has refused to drop the president's son's gun charges. According to Hunter Biden, his prosecution is politically motivated.
Drug companies fight over a COVID-19 vaccine patent in London.
Pharmaceutical companies promised not to compete in the race to develop a COVID-19 vaccine during the epidemic. After four years, Moderna claims Pfizer/BioNTech utilized its patented technology and is suing the company for royalties. Pfizer/BioNTech has challenged a Moderna patent in the London High Court. It will take years to resolve this matter, which is pending in five different countries.
2 Japanese Navy helicopters fall into the sea, leaving one person dead and seven others missing. Rescue and search operations are in progress.
Japanese Defense Minister Minoru Kihara said that two helicopters from the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force had fallen off the island's southern shore. Late on Saturday, at around 10:30 p.m. local time, the two SH-60 helicopters, each carrying four crew members, lost their contracts close to Tori-Shima island. Keep an eye out for additional information!
According to the UN, more than one million Palestinians have evacuated Rafah since May.
More than a million Palestinians have fled Gaza's southernmost metropolis since Israel deployed tanks and troops in early May. It was formerly a city to which displaced Palestinians from all across the Gaza Strip fled, but its streets are now almost entirely vacant.
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