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Germany has recently commenced a three-year study to determine the effects of a universal basic income on the country’s economy and its citizens' welfare.
A te…
Experts have proposed building an ultra-rapid train (URT) network that connects Europe’s capital cities as part of a plan to help the continent recover from recent economic losses…
Egypt’s oldest pyramid has reopened after an extensive 14-year restoration.
The Step Pyramid of Djoser [JOH-ser]…
The UK government now offers a Global Talent Visa to experts like scientists, mathematicians, and researchers who want to enter the country.
The new visa scheme took effect las…
Almost 500 million people around the world do not have jobs or lack access to decent jobs, according to the United Nations’ International Labour Organization (ILO…
Former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh /pyu/ pleaded guilty to several charges relating to a book scandal.
Pugh, the mayor of Baltimore sinc…
The United Kingdom's Commons Treasury Committee submitted a report giving recommendations to help victims of a money transfer scam.
In the first six months of 2019, bank custom…
Berlin's state senate passed a new law that will put a cap on rent in the city.
The new law was the result of talks between Berlin's major political parties. I…
Indonesian authorities will now block illegally imported mobile phones bought from the black market.
Three Indonesian ministers signed a new rule that will cause illegally impo…
New South Wales in Australia plans to roll out AI cameras that can catch drivers who use mobile phones inside vehicles.
According to Andrew Constance, the state’s minister for …
