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UK universities are facing uncertainty as the government weighs stricter visa policies for international students. These potential restrictions could have severe consequences for the country’s higher education sector, which heavily relies on international student enrollment for funding and cultural diversity. Universities have voiced their opposition, warning that the proposed changes could harm their ability to…

The summer of 2024 has set a grim new record as the hottest ever, according to an EU climate monitoring body. This spike in global temperatures is fueling concerns about the increasing severity of climate change and its far-reaching impacts on ecosystems and human livelihoods. Environmental activists are pushing for immediate government intervention to curb…

The ongoing legal saga between Saima Mohsin and CNN continues as the network has been permitted to appeal in her discrimination case. Mohsin, a seasoned journalist, claims she faced discriminatory practices while working for CNN and has brought her case to court to seek justice. The decision to allow CNN to appeal has sparked debates…

In one of the most dramatic evacuations in recent history, China has moved over 400,000 people to safety after a powerful typhoon made landfall. The storm, which meteorologists have labeled the most powerful in a decade, has battered the country’s coastal regions, bringing severe winds and heavy downpours that have left cities underwater. The government…

In the aftermath of the Georgia high school shooting, investigators are piecing together details of the horrific event that shook the state. The shooting, which occurred during school hours, has left parents, students, and teachers grappling with fear and uncertainty about safety within school environments. The incident has already sparked widespread calls for immediate action,…

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has publicly criticized his country’s police force for purchasing Pegasus spyware, a controversial surveillance tool. The president expressed concern over the potential misuse of the software, which has been linked to human rights violations and unauthorized surveillance in various countries. Pegasus spyware, developed by an Israeli firm, has come under global…