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Finland proposes civic knowledge test for citizenship as immigration rules tightenThe Finnish government on Thursday proposed that a test covering knowledge of Finnish society would be required for gaining citizenship, as...- School assembly news headlines for Feb 9: Top national, international, sports, business update and thought of the daySchool assembly news headlines for Feb 9: Veteran leader Sharad Pawar was hospitalized in Pune. Jammu and Kashmir is attracting significant...
- Sweden to tighten citizenship rules amid push to cut immigrationSweden is significantly toughening its citizenship requirements. Applicants will now need to reside in the country for eight years, earn at...
- Groww IPO revs up wealthtech deals; Lovable’s founder on vibe codingHappy Monday! Several funding deals are swirling in the wealthtech sector on the back of Groww’s IPO. This and more in today’s ETtech Morni...
- New Zealand revises immigration pathway for internationally adopted childrenThe New Zealand government is set to implement new adoption rules. These rules will impact visa and citizenship applications for children a...
- While struggling with low birth rates, this nation admits to sending babies like 'luggage' to foreign countriesSouth Korea's Truth and Reconciliation Commission found that adoption agencies falsely labelled children as orphans and committed other vio...
- A European nation with emerald landscapes is now a top choice for Indian students' study abroad plansIreland has become a top choice for international students, with a record 40,000 enrolments in 2023-24, a 15% rise. Indian students now for...
- Sweden wants to narrow path to citizenshipSweden's government is proposing stricter rules for obtaining citizenship, including an extended residency requirement of eight years, a te...
- Europe travel: EU agrees on stricter rules for visiting Schengen areaThe ambassadors of European Union member states have introduced stricter rules for visiting Europe, allowing the EU to halt visa-free trave...
- King Charles III and the future of the UK monarchy: looking abroad for cluesMonarchy is rarely static, and over time the role of any monarchy will adapt to broader constitutional developments. To understand what to ...
- 3 foreign fighters for Ukraine sentenced to death2 British citizens and a Moroccan were sentenced to death by the country's pro-Moscow separatists for fighting on Ukraine's side. Ukraine a...
- 3 foreigners who fought for Ukraine sentenced to deathThe proceedings against the three captured fighters were denounced by Ukraine and the West as a sham and a violation of the rules of war.
- Greener and healthier pastures: As Covid stays put in India, the rich plan to check outMany professionals, business promoters, and wealthy individuals and families are finalising plans to move out as India is witnessing its wo...
- NADA will test cricketers whenever and wherever they want: Sports secretaryTill date, Sweden-based International Dope Testing Management (IDTM) has been collecting the cricketers' samples and submitting them to the...
- Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange arrested in UKThe Metropolitan Police said he had been taken into custody and will appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court "as soon as is possible".
- New job seekers: Spouses of Indian techies in USRecruitment firms have seen a 100% jump in the CVs they were getting from Indian IT professionals working in the US and their spouses.
- Finance minister Arun Jaitley takes up H-1B visa issue with US Commerce SecretaryJaitley expressed hope that the Trump administration would take into account the contributions of Indian professionals in the United States...
- Happy Independence Day: To celebrate patriotism or to celebrate citizenship, that is the questionFor a few nation states, the National Day signifies the establishment of citizenship and not freedom from outside powers.
- Global careers: Europe is wooing Indian skilled workersJob opportunities may have shrunk for Indian immigrants in few countries, but Europe is wooing workers. Students turn to law for fancy care...
- India takes steps to safeguard expats' interestGovernment signed a string of labour and social security agreements with other nations to safeguard the interests of expatriates who remitt...
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