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UK family visa income rule under review amid growing concerns The UK government’s minimum income requirement for family visas is under fresh scrutiny as the Migration Advisory Committee prepares to publish its review of the policy. The rule, which dictates…

China bans banks from using gifts like Labubu dolls to attract deposits Chinese regulators have instructed domestic banks to stop offering gifts, including popular Labubu dolls, as incentives to attract deposits. According to a report by The Guardian, citing Bloomberg…

Ocean carbon removal projects expand amid concerns over safety and effectiveness A growing number of companies are investing in ocean-based carbon removal projects to combat rising ocean acidification, according to a report published by The Guardian. The latest and largest…

Rising algal blooms threaten global ecosystems and marine life Harmful algal blooms are increasing worldwide, with severe impacts on aquatic ecosystems and wildlife, according to a report published by The Guardian. The phenomenon, linked to pollution and global warming, has…

New evidence reveals atrocities at Nazi camp on Alderney Newly uncovered evidence has revealed disturbing accounts of atrocities committed by Nazi guards at a prison camp on Alderney, one of the Channel Islands, during the Second World War, The Guardian…

Los Angeles protests over ICE raids, National Guard deployment enter fourth day Los Angeles saw a fourth day of protests Monday as tensions escalated over President Trump’s deployment of the National Guard and recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids.…

Development banks pledge €3 billion to combat ocean plastic pollution A coalition of development banks plans to invest at least €3 billion ($3.4 billion) by 2030 to fight marine plastic pollution, marking a major expansion of global efforts to address…

High school shooting in Austria leaves multiple dead A shooting incident at Dreierschützengasse high school in Graz, Austria, has resulted in multiple fatalities, as reported by the BBC. The city’s mayor, Elke Kahr, confirmed that 10 individuals have died, including…

Freemuslim Association calls on G7 to prioritize peace and justice at Canada summit The Freemuslim Association, a global anti-violence organization, has issued an urgent appeal to G7 leaders ahead of their Canada summit, demanding immediate action to address escalating global…

Malaysia bus crash leaves at least 15 dead, mostly students ———————————— A tragic bus crash in northern Malaysia has claimed the lives of at least 15 people, mostly university students, Arab News reported. The accident occurred shortly after 1:00 am…