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South Africa’s work visa reform plans delayed by tax woes

(Bloomberg) — South Africa’s plan to attract more professionals to its skills-starved economy by introducing a so-called nomad visa for home-based workers has been delayed by the need to overhaul tax rules. Most read from Bloomberg The impediment comes after an initial delay when changes to the visa regime had to be temporarily withdrawn because

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Indonesian Food Authority Rejects False Claim That Color of Bottled Water Caps Indicates Source

Screenshot of fake post taken on September 13, 2024 Filipus’ original clip has since been removed, but not before it was shared by other social media users. YouTube, Instagram, TikTok And SnackVideowhich generated millions of additional views. Similar videos making the same false claim in English also appeared on TikTok here And here. The influencer

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Unchecked AI threatens democracy, UN chief warns — Global Issues

These risks are particularly high this year, as elections are being held in more than 50 countries (representing half the world’s population). In a message for the International Day of Democracy on Sunday, Secretary-General António Guterres reiterated the importance of upholding freedom of expression, civil liberties and the rule of law, and of ensuring accountable

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How Much is Too Much for Mount Everest? Isn’t It Time for Sagarmatha to Rest — Global Issues

Mt. Everest Base Camp in the second week of May 2024. In recent years, the number of climbers has increased. In the spring season, the base camp resembles a colorful settlement of the mountaineering community. Credit: Tanka Dhakal/IPS Opinion by Tanka Dhakal (kathmandu) Monday, September 16, 2024 Inter Press Service KATHMANDU, Sep 16 (IPS) –

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New Thai government re-enters central bank battle

(Bloomberg) — Thailand’s new government is again calling on the central bank to cut borrowing costs, while Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra’s trade chief is urging policymakers to boost Southeast Asia’s second-largest economy. Most read from Bloomberg “The central bank may be thinking backwards and too slow,” Trade Minister Pichai Naripthaphan said at a briefing in

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China’s declining appetite for grain is causing problems for farmers worldwide

(Bloomberg) — Warehouses across China are overflowing with grain as the economic crisis deepens. Farmers around the world are grappling with the prospect of a prolonged economic downturn for one of their biggest customers. Most read from Bloomberg The tension on global markets is already visible. French barley exports to China have fallen and the

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China’s growing slowdown tests Xi’s tolerance for growth

(Bloomberg) — In January, Premier Li Qiang announced that China had managed to exceed its 2023 growth target without resorting to “massive stimulus measures.” It now appears less likely that the same feat will be repeated this year. Most read from Bloomberg Pressure is mounting on China’s authorities to quickly ramp up fiscal and monetary

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Hispanic Heritage Celebration Kicks Off in Wilkes-Barre

WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A number of local organizations helped kick off Latin American Heritage Month, which starts Sunday, and celebrated Mexican Independence Day, which falls on Monday. The organizations came together to share their culture with the community they now call home. This is what the fourth year of the Latin Cultural Festival

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