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HNIs eye Greece residency as alternative to Dubai optionAffluent Indians are increasingly eyeing Greece as a destination for permanent residency. The motivations behind this trend include evolvin...- Russia says international law effectively dead, calls for UNSC P-5 summitAmid rising conflicts in West Asia, Russia has boldly proclaimed the near-total collapse of international law. This statement follows a con...
- Indians among students pursuing COVID compensation claim from 36 UK universitiesAround 500 Indian students are part of a large group suing 36 UK universities. They claim they paid for in-person education but received on...
- UK PM Rishi Sunak apologises to COVID-hit families at start of a tough weekAt several points Sunak also defended Boris Johnson's decision-making pressures as prime minister at the time, saying he met his former bos...
- UK ex-PM Boris Johnson faces new COVID law breach claimsThe Times newspaper, which first reported the development on Tuesday, said Johnson, 58, has been referred to Thames Valley Police because h...
- Covid or the common cold? How to recognise symptoms & keep yourself safe this ChristmasChristmas dos, nativity plays and New Years Eve parties are all back on the festive calendar.
- 'Golden era between UK and China is over', declares PM Rishi SunakBritish Prime Minister Rishi Sunak indicated that the UK and China no longer share a golden period of close economic relations. The Prime M...
- UK's PM denies end to Covid law is recklessBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson has denied throwing "caution to the wind" as he prepares to end all pandemic-related legal restriction...
- The Graduate route: A guide to UK's post-study work visaA Graduate Visa allows eligible students completing their undergraduate or master’s degree to remain and work in the UK for up to two years.
- Kerala reports four more cases of Omicron, state tally reaches fiveA Thiruvananthapuram native who returned from the UK and the Ernakulam native who returned from Congo were also found infected with the new...
- Travel platforms find UK's new travel laws hard to relate to, hope for an early resolution to the issueFollowing the furore over its new travel rules, the UK updated some of the requirements on Wednesday and stated on the official website tha...
- In 5 charts: How Covid vaccines have performed in first 'real-world test' against Delta variantThe highly infectious Covid variant — first identified in India last year — has been the dominant strain in the country for the last few we...
- Many Indians illegally entering UK deported but billionaire fugitives Mallya, Nirav evade extraditionSimilarly, another economic offender billionaire Vijay Mallya, owner of now-defunct Kingfisher Airlines is facing extradition and is out on...
- UK holidaymakers could face 5,000 pound fine under new COVID lawAs Britain marked the one-year mark of its first stay-at-home lockdown on Tuesday, details emerged of new laws to control the spread of inf...
- Tougher travel rules to contain spread of COVID-19 come into force in UKThose arriving will have to pre-book and pay 1,750 pounds to spend 10 days quarantining in government-sanctioned hotels, covering the cost ...
- Covid vaccine makers to be liable for adverse effects of jabsIndian vaccine makers will be held liable for any complications or adverse effects that arise from the administration of their jabs. The go...
- No TDS on reimbursement of salaries paid to employees on secondment: Karnataka High CourtANP wanted to provide certain services to an Indian client. For this ANP entered in an agreement with ABS. For the execution of the contrac...
- COVID-19 and no-deal Brexit could cost UK $174 bn a year: Baker & McKenzieThe combination of COVID-19 and a failure to secure a post-Brexit trade deal with the European Union could cost the United Kingdom around 1...
- Finance Commission starts looking into disaster management laws in view of pandemicIn an interim report submitted in February 2020, the commission had looked at how states could ensure that sufficient funds were kept aside...
- SC seek Centre's response on plea for evacuating Indian students stranded in UKA bench of Chief Justice S A Bobde and Justice L Nageswara Rao asked Solicitor General Tushar Mehta to take instructions on the issue and p...
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