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UAE: Sharjah grants government employee status to imams and muezzins across all mosques
Sharjah granted imams and muezzins government employee status, including promotions, health insurance, allowances, and paid leave benefits/Image: X
Sharjah has taken a historic step to formally recognize the contributions of imams a Read More
Japan approves record $785 billion budget as Takaichi balances spending and debt
Japan has approved a record budget for the next fiscal year as the government seeks to boost spending while keeping rising debt under control, amid market concerns over higher bond yields and a weak yen. Read More
‘Foreign governments will not restrict us’: Israel rejects 14-nation call to reverse West Bank settlement approvals
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A Sikh lawyer of Indian-origin has brought about a major legal change in Canada after successfully challenging a long-standing rule that required professionals to swear allegiance to the British monarch. Read More
UAE: Sharjah grants government employee status to imams and muezzins across all mosques
Sharjah granted imams and muezzins government employee status, including promotions, health insurance, allowances, and paid leave benefits/Image: X
Sharjah has taken a historic step to formally recognize the contributions of imams a Read More
Japan approves record $785 billion budget as Takaichi balances spending and debt
Japan has approved a record budget for the next fiscal year as the government seeks to boost spending while keeping rising debt under control, amid market concerns over higher bond yields and a weak yen. Read More
‘Foreign governments will not restrict us’: Israel rejects 14-nation call to reverse West Bank settlement approvals
Israel has rejected criticism from 14 countries over its decision to approve 19 new settlements in the occupied West Bank, dismissing calls to reverse the move and defending it on security and legal grounds. Read More
US launches deadly strikes against Islamic State in Nigeria, says Trump
President Donald Trump has said the US launched a “powerful and deadly strike” against the Islamic State (IS) group in north-western Nigeria. Read More
How a Sikh lawyer forced Canada to drop century-old oath to monarch
A Sikh lawyer of Indian-origin has brought about a major legal change in Canada after successfully challenging a long-standing rule that required professionals to swear allegiance to the British monarch. Read More
UAE: Sharjah grants government employee status to imams and muezzins across all mosques
Sharjah granted imams and muezzins government employee status, including promotions, health insurance, allowances, and paid leave benefits/Image: X
Sharjah has taken a historic step to formally recognize the contributions of imams a Read More
Japan approves record $785 billion budget as Takaichi balances spending and debt
Japan has approved a record budget for the next fiscal year as the government seeks to boost spending while keeping rising debt under control, amid market concerns over higher bond yields and a weak yen. Read More
‘Foreign governments will not restrict us’: Israel rejects 14-nation call to reverse West Bank settlement approvals
Israel has rejected criticism from 14 countries over its decision to approve 19 new settlements in the occupied West Bank, dismissing calls to reverse the move and defending it on security and legal grounds. Read More
US launches deadly strikes against Islamic State in Nigeria, says Trump
President Donald Trump has said the US launched a “powerful and deadly strike” against the Islamic State (IS) group in north-western Nigeria. Read More
How a Sikh lawyer forced Canada to drop century-old oath to monarch
A Sikh lawyer of Indian-origin has brought about a major legal change in Canada after successfully challenging a long-standing rule that required professionals to swear allegiance to the British monarch. Read More
UAE: Sharjah grants government employee status to imams and muezzins across all mosques
Sharjah granted imams and muezzins government employee status, including promotions, health insurance, allowances, and paid leave benefits/Image: X
Sharjah has taken a historic step to formally recognize the contributions of imams a Read More
Japan approves record $785 billion budget as Takaichi balances spending and debt
Japan has approved a record budget for the next fiscal year as the government seeks to boost spending while keeping rising debt under control, amid market concerns over higher bond yields and a weak yen. Read More
‘Foreign governments will not restrict us’: Israel rejects 14-nation call to reverse West Bank settlement approvals
Israel has rejected criticism from 14 countries over its decision to approve 19 new settlements in the occupied West Bank, dismissing calls to reverse the move and defending it on security and legal grounds. Read More
US launches deadly strikes against Islamic State in Nigeria, says Trump
President Donald Trump has said the US launched a “powerful and deadly strike” against the Islamic State (IS) group in north-western Nigeria. Read More
How a Sikh lawyer forced Canada to drop century-old oath to monarch
A Sikh lawyer of Indian-origin has brought about a major legal change in Canada after successfully challenging a long-standing rule that required professionals to swear allegiance to the British monarch. Read More
UAE: Sharjah grants government employee status to imams and muezzins across all mosques
Sharjah granted imams and muezzins government employee status, including promotions, health insurance, allowances, and paid leave benefits/Image: X
Sharjah has taken a historic step to formally recognize the contributions of imams a Read More
Japan approves record $785 billion budget as Takaichi balances spending and debt
Japan has approved a record budget for the next fiscal year as the government seeks to boost spending while keeping rising debt under control, amid market concerns over higher bond yields and a weak yen. Read More
‘Foreign governments will not restrict us’: Israel rejects 14-nation call to reverse West Bank settlement approvals
Israel has rejected criticism from 14 countries over its decision to approve 19 new settlements in the occupied West Bank, dismissing calls to reverse the move and defending it on security and legal grounds. Read More
US launches deadly strikes against Islamic State in Nigeria, says Trump
President Donald Trump has said the US launched a “powerful and deadly strike” against the Islamic State (IS) group in north-western Nigeria. Read More
How a Sikh lawyer forced Canada to drop century-old oath to monarch
A Sikh lawyer of Indian-origin has brought about a major legal change in Canada after successfully challenging a long-standing rule that required professionals to swear allegiance to the British monarch. Read More
UAE: Sharjah grants government employee status to imams and muezzins across all mosques
Sharjah granted imams and muezzins government employee status, including promotions, health insurance, allowances, and paid leave benefits/Image: X
Sharjah has taken a historic step to formally recognize the contributions of imams a Read More
Japan approves record $785 billion budget as Takaichi balances spending and debt
Japan has approved a record budget for the next fiscal year as the government seeks to boost spending while keeping rising debt under control, amid market concerns over higher bond yields and a weak yen. Read More
‘Foreign governments will not restrict us’: Israel rejects 14-nation call to reverse West Bank settlement approvals
Israel has rejected criticism from 14 countries over its decision to approve 19 new settlements in the occupied West Bank, dismissing calls to reverse the move and defending it on security and legal grounds. Read More
US launches deadly strikes against Islamic State in Nigeria, says Trump
President Donald Trump has said the US launched a “powerful and deadly strike” against the Islamic State (IS) group in north-western Nigeria. Read More
How a Sikh lawyer forced Canada to drop century-old oath to monarch
A Sikh lawyer of Indian-origin has brought about a major legal change in Canada after successfully challenging a long-standing rule that required professionals to swear allegiance to the British monarch. Read More
UAE: Sharjah grants government employee status to imams and muezzins across all mosques
Sharjah granted imams and muezzins government employee status, including promotions, health insurance, allowances, and paid leave benefits/Image: X
Sharjah has taken a historic step to formally recognize the contributions of imams a Read More
Japan approves record $785 billion budget as Takaichi balances spending and debt
Japan has approved a record budget for the next fiscal year as the government seeks to boost spending while keeping rising debt under control, amid market concerns over higher bond yields and a weak yen. Read More
‘Foreign governments will not restrict us’: Israel rejects 14-nation call to reverse West Bank settlement approvals
Israel has rejected criticism from 14 countries over its decision to approve 19 new settlements in the occupied West Bank, dismissing calls to reverse the move and defending it on security and legal grounds. Read More
US launches deadly strikes against Islamic State in Nigeria, says Trump
President Donald Trump has said the US launched a “powerful and deadly strike” against the Islamic State (IS) group in north-western Nigeria. Read More
How a Sikh lawyer forced Canada to drop century-old oath to monarch
A Sikh lawyer of Indian-origin has brought about a major legal change in Canada after successfully challenging a long-standing rule that required professionals to swear allegiance to the British monarch. Read More
UAE: Sharjah grants government employee status to imams and muezzins across all mosques
Sharjah granted imams and muezzins government employee status, including promotions, health insurance, allowances, and paid leave benefits/Image: X
Sharjah has taken a historic step to formally recognize the contributions of imams a Read More
Japan approves record $785 billion budget as Takaichi balances spending and debt
Japan has approved a record budget for the next fiscal year as the government seeks to boost spending while keeping rising debt under control, amid market concerns over higher bond yields and a weak yen. Read More
‘Foreign governments will not restrict us’: Israel rejects 14-nation call to reverse West Bank settlement approvals
Israel has rejected criticism from 14 countries over its decision to approve 19 new settlements in the occupied West Bank, dismissing calls to reverse the move and defending it on security and legal grounds. Read More
US launches deadly strikes against Islamic State in Nigeria, says Trump
President Donald Trump has said the US launched a “powerful and deadly strike” against the Islamic State (IS) group in north-western Nigeria. Read More
How a Sikh lawyer forced Canada to drop century-old oath to monarch
A Sikh lawyer of Indian-origin has brought about a major legal change in Canada after successfully challenging a long-standing rule that required professionals to swear allegiance to the British monarch. Read More
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Sharjah granted imams and muezzins government employee status, including promotions, health insurance, allowances, and paid leave benefits/Image: X
Sharjah has taken a historic step to formally recognize the contributions of imams a Read More
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