China’s “Two Sessions” Commence in Beijing, Setting Policy Agenda
The “Two Sessions,” which is China’s most significant annual political event, commenced on March 5th, 2022. The event brings together […]
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UK Government Halts Study Visas for Applicants from Cameroon and Sudan
The UK government has announced that it will stop issuing study visas to applicants from Cameroon and Sudan due to
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Former South African Defense Minister Magnus Malan Dies at 81
South Africa’s long-serving former defense minister and former Robben Island prisoner, Magnus Malan, has passed away at the age of
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Doctors Suspended After Death of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Son
Nigerian doctors suspended over death of Adichie’s son Nigerian doctors have been suspended following the tragic death of the son
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Study Evaluates Effectiveness of AI Recruiters in Caregiving Roles
Can an AI recruiter really spot a good carer? What Happened In a recent study published by a group of
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“Shop Owner Admits to Tampering with Electricity Meter, Leading to Fire in Oakville Store”
A shop owner in a small town has found themselves in a difficult situation after admitting to tampering with the
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Brewdog Founder Acknowledges Errors as Jobs Lost in Sale to Private Equity Firm
Brewdog founder admits ‘many mistakes’ as hundreds lose jobs in sale Brewdog founder James Watt has publicly acknowledged “many mistakes”
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South Korea Woman and Doctors Found Guilty of Newborn Baby’s Murder
A South Korea woman and two doctors have been found guilty of the murder of a newborn baby in a
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Former South African Defence Minister and Anti-Apartheid Activist Kebby Maphatsoe Dies at 63
South Africa’s long-serving former Defence Minister and former Robben Island prisoner, Kebby Maphatsoe, has passed away at the age of
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Study Suggests Pregnant Women Experience Grey Matter Reduction in Brain According to Research in Nature Neuroscience
Pregnant women’s brains shed grey matter to prime them for motherhood, study suggests A recent study published in the journal