City & Guilds UK awards international accreditation to over 30 institutions in Pakistan
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City & Guilds UK awards international accreditation to over 30 institutions in Pakistan

City & Guilds UK awards international accreditation to over 30 institutions in Pakistan.Islamabad, February 20, 2025 – City & Guilds UK, a global leader in skills development since 1876, has awarded international accreditation to over 30 institutions and universities in Pakistan. This significant milestone, achieved in collaboration with GEMS Middle East and the National Vocational…

Life of Muhammad Ali A Champion Inside & Outside the Ring
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Life of Muhammad Ali A Champion Inside & Outside the Ring

Muhammad Ali originally named Cassius Clay Jr. was much more than just a boxer he was a cultural icon, a social activist and a symbol of resilience. His life story filled with both victories in the ring and brave stands for his beliefs continues to inspire people around the globe. Muhammad Ali’s Early Life &…

Who will likely replace Hezbollah chief?
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Who will likely replace Hezbollah chief?

BEIRUT: Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah was killed by an Israeli airstrike on Beirut, Nasrallah became Hezbollah’s secretary-general in 1992 at the age of 35 after which he led the movement for the majority of its existence. Hashem Safieddine Hashem Safieddine, a potential successor to his slain cousin Nasrallah, is one of Hezbollah’s most prominent figures and has deep…

SAP Announces 8,000 Job Cuts Worldwide in 2024 Layoff Plan
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SAP Announces 8,000 Job Cuts Worldwide in 2024 Layoff Plan

SAP, a global leader in enterprise software, SAP has announced a significant workforce reduction, impacting approximately 8,000 employees worldwide. This downsizing effort includes a notable reduction of 2,600 positions within Germany alone. This decision is part of a broader strategy by the company to streamline operations and adapt to changing market conditions. A particularly impactful aspect…

People check their phones 144 times a day| How to reduce it
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People check their phones 144 times a day| How to reduce it

Smartphone addiction is a widespread issue affecting many people. They spend a lot of time using their phones, which are filled with social apps like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, as well as work apps like Slack, Google, Microsoft, and Zoom. A study from 2023 showed just how serious this addiction has become. It found that…

"Pandas' unique coats decoded by scientists"
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“Pandas’ unique coats decoded by scientists”

CNN reported on the giant panda, known for its iconic black-and-white fur, but some pandas have a rare red-and-white coat. These pandas are found in one mountain range in China. Recent studies suggest that this unusual coloring isn’t due to genetic factors but rather to natural variations in the species. The discovery of brown pandas,…

Adeel Mangi: 1st Muslim U.S. Appeals Court judge?
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Adeel Mangi: 1st Muslim U.S. Appeals Court judge?

Adeel A. Mangi, nominated as the first Muslim American Federal Appeals Court judge, faces resistance from Republican senators who question his associations and beliefs. Supporters refute the allegations as baseless and rooted in Islamophobia. Democratic Senator Cory Booker passionately defends Mangi, highlighting his legal acumen and character. President Biden’s administration remains optimistic about Mangi’s appointment,…

400 UK Imams, scholars oppose PM's extremism definition.
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400 UK Imams, scholars oppose PM’s extremism definition.

400 UK Imams and scholars reject PM Rishi Sunak’s new extremism definition, which they claim unfairly targets British Muslims. They criticize Secretary of State Michael Gove for his alleged bias against Islam and Muslims, associating him with anti-Islam sentiments. They argue that Gove’s history of targeting Islam under the label of “Islamism” reflects his anti-Muslim…

Canada thinks about big immigration changes.
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Canada thinks about big immigration changes.

Canada plans to cap temporary residents for the first time, aiming to reduce migration pressure. Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced this decision, aiming to decrease temporary residents from 6.2% to 5% of the population over three years. This cap will affect international students, foreign workers, and asylum seekers. The move addresses concerns about affordability and…