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Cuteathetic new party wannabesBeware the cute-pathetic displays of losing party workers making desperate attempts to join the winning side- On London's streets, facial recognition tests the balance between security and libertyThe operation was an example of a technology the Metropolitan Police say is transforming policing, helping officers arrest around 2,500 wan...
- Coded compliance: Centre is eyeing 'law-to-code' to AI-proof data lawLaw-to-code is the practice of translating legal rules into machine-executable algorithms such as a Python code that software can automatic...
- Alberta’s move to secure independence from Canada fails, judge halts referendum bid despite 300,000 signatures, cites failure to consult First NationsAn Alberta judge has stopped a citizen-led petition for a provincial independence referendum. The court ruled the process violated legal du...
- Portugal tightens citizenship rules, raises residency requirement to 10 yearsPortugal has significantly tightened its citizenship rules, extending the minimum residency requirement from five to up to 10 years for mos...
- Big win empowers BJP to recast Assam politics, delivering welfare pledges key to retaining powerThe BJP’s sweeping Assam victory is being seen as both a consolidation of Hindutva politics and a weakening of traditional Assamese regiona...
- Himanta supremacy: BJP is the only party to buck anti-incumbencyAssam Election Results: The BJP is poised to win the Assam Assembly elections, bucking anti-incumbency trends seen elsewhere. Chief Ministe...
- UK local politician to pay hefty fine for hiring Indian student as nanny illegallyA Labour councillor and solicitor, Hina Mir, has been fined £40,000 for illegally hiring an Indian student as a nanny. The student, who cla...
- USCIS sets up new vetting center for enhanced security checks on foreign nationalsUSCIS has established a new Vetting Center in Atlanta to enhance security screening of foreign nationals, aiming to identify potential thre...
- How New Zealand’s infringement scheme protects migrant workers at the workplaceImmigration New Zealand's employment infringement scheme, launched in April 2024, penalizes employers for immigration-related violations. I...
- Indian in New Zealand fined, told to repay over $40,000 in migrant worker caseGaurav Batra, an Indian permanent resident in New Zealand, has been penalized with a $13,000 fine and ordered to repay $27,660 to two migra...
- Federal court revives lawsuit against US government over fake university scamUS Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has reinstated a proposed class action lawsuit involving 600 students defrauded by fictitious u...
- UK announces plans to introduce new caps on work & family visasUK's ruling Conservative party plans to implement new annual caps on work and family visas to curb rising net migration levels ahead of the...
- Why the upcoming US EB-5 visa rules will pinch green card seekersThe EB-5 visa will cost $900,000 after the new rules kick in from November.
- 38 Indians detained in UK for visa breach in factory raidsThe UK Home Office Immigration Enforcement team raided MK Clothing Ltd and Fashion Times UK Ltd in the city in the East Midlands region of ...
- UK court rules immigrant spouses must speak EnglishThe UK Supreme Court today rejected a challenge against immigration rules requiring people to speak English before joining their spouses in...
- No need to speak English in UK, says Indian farmerRashida has challenged the English language rules in the High Court on the ground that they breach her human rights to family life.
- 8 overseas students held in UK daily for breaching immigrationAt least eight overseas students are arrested by British visa officials every day for breaching immigration rules, official figures have re...
- Indians among highest Visa rule breachers in AustraliaBased on a review of the student visa programme, Indians were bracketed with Bangladeshis and Cambodians as a 'level-four' risk, which is t...
- Osama bin Laden's right hand man in Europe sent to prisonAn Islamist cleric, described as Osama bin Ladens right hand man in Europe, is to be detained indefinitely in a high security prison after ...
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