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Germany Accepts 28 Afghan Refugees After Court Order
Following a court order, Germany has accepted 28 Afghan refugees, including 16 minors, who had been waiting for visas in Pakistan after the German government halted a refugee program in May.
Germany Accepts 28 Afghan Refugees After Court Order
Following a court order, Germany has accepted 28 Afghan refugees, including 16 minors, who had been waiting for visas in Pakistan after the German government halted a refugee program in May.
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UK Migrant Settlement Grants Reach 163,353 in Year Ending June 2025
The UK government granted 163,353 indefinite leave to remain statuses to migrants in the year ending June 2025, a nearly 20% increase from the previous year, with most grants issued to those on work visas.
UK Migrant Settlement Grants Reach 163,353 in Year Ending June 2025
The UK government granted 163,353 indefinite leave to remain statuses to migrants in the year ending June 2025, a nearly 20% increase from the previous year, with most grants issued to those on work visas.
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Japan Delays Easing Visa Restrictions for Chinese Tourists Amidst Domestic Concerns
Japan's plan to ease visa requirements for Chinese tourists, announced in December 2023, has been delayed due to internal political opposition within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), despite its aim to improve relations with China and boost the economy.
Japan Delays Easing Visa Restrictions for Chinese Tourists Amidst Domestic Concerns
Japan's plan to ease visa requirements for Chinese tourists, announced in December 2023, has been delayed due to internal political opposition within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), despite its aim to improve relations with China and boost the economy.
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Over 300 South Korean Workers Deported from US After Hyundai Plant Raid
Following a raid at a Hyundai battery plant in Georgia, over 300 South Korean workers were deported back to South Korea after being detained by ICE, despite some possessing work visas; one worker accepted US President Trump's offer to remain.
Over 300 South Korean Workers Deported from US After Hyundai Plant Raid
Following a raid at a Hyundai battery plant in Georgia, over 300 South Korean workers were deported back to South Korea after being detained by ICE, despite some possessing work visas; one worker accepted US President Trump's offer to remain.
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Georgia Raid Deters South Korean Investment
Over 300 South Korean nationals were detained in Georgia for allegedly working illegally at a Hyundai-LG car battery plant, prompting a diplomatic effort by South Korea and raising concerns about future investments in the US.
Georgia Raid Deters South Korean Investment
Over 300 South Korean nationals were detained in Georgia for allegedly working illegally at a Hyundai-LG car battery plant, prompting a diplomatic effort by South Korea and raising concerns about future investments in the US.
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US Travel Fees Increase, Impacting International Tourism
The US is raising fees for Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA), I-94 Arrival/Departure Record, and Electronic Visa Update System, potentially impacting international tourism already down.
US Travel Fees Increase, Impacting International Tourism
The US is raising fees for Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA), I-94 Arrival/Departure Record, and Electronic Visa Update System, potentially impacting international tourism already down.
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28 Afghan Refugees Arrive in Germany After Court Case
Following a court case, 28 Afghan refugees, including 16 minors, arrived in Germany on September 24th, 2023, after a German court ruled in their favor, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by Afghan refugees seeking asylum in Germany.
28 Afghan Refugees Arrive in Germany After Court Case
Following a court case, 28 Afghan refugees, including 16 minors, arrived in Germany on September 24th, 2023, after a German court ruled in their favor, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by Afghan refugees seeking asylum in Germany.
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Trump Administration Launches "Gold Card" Visa Program
President Trump signed an executive order establishing a new "Gold Card" visa program, offering expedited green cards to individuals contributing $1 million or corporations contributing $2 million to the Commerce Department, replacing existing EB-1 and EB-2 visa programs.
Trump Administration Launches "Gold Card" Visa Program
President Trump signed an executive order establishing a new "Gold Card" visa program, offering expedited green cards to individuals contributing $1 million or corporations contributing $2 million to the Commerce Department, replacing existing EB-1 and EB-2 visa programs.
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Mastercard's Agentic Commerce Initiative: Enabling AI-Driven Purchases
Mastercard is launching a developer toolkit and industry standards to enable AI agents to make purchases on behalf of consumers, aiming to become a leader in the emerging field of agentic commerce.
Mastercard's Agentic Commerce Initiative: Enabling AI-Driven Purchases
Mastercard is launching a developer toolkit and industry standards to enable AI agents to make purchases on behalf of consumers, aiming to become a leader in the emerging field of agentic commerce.
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FIFA Opens 2026 World Cup Ticket Sales: First Phase Details
FIFA will begin the first phase of 2026 World Cup ticket sales on September 10th, exclusively for Visa cardholders, using a lottery system to determine early access.
FIFA Opens 2026 World Cup Ticket Sales: First Phase Details
FIFA will begin the first phase of 2026 World Cup ticket sales on September 10th, exclusively for Visa cardholders, using a lottery system to determine early access.
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Mass Immigration Raid at Hyundai Plant in Georgia: South Korea Responds
Following a large-scale immigration raid at a Hyundai battery plant in Georgia, where over 300 South Korean nationals were among 475 people detained for working illegally, South Korea's government is arranging a chartered plane to repatriate its citizens, while also planning to revise its visa syste...
Mass Immigration Raid at Hyundai Plant in Georgia: South Korea Responds
Following a large-scale immigration raid at a Hyundai battery plant in Georgia, where over 300 South Korean nationals were among 475 people detained for working illegally, South Korea's government is arranging a chartered plane to repatriate its citizens, while also planning to revise its visa syste...
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20% Bias Score
Berlin Court Orders Visas for Afghan Refugees
A Berlin court has ordered the issuance of entry visas for 32 Afghan refugees who had been approved for admission to Germany under the federal admission program, while rejecting 10 similar cases.
Berlin Court Orders Visas for Afghan Refugees
A Berlin court has ordered the issuance of entry visas for 32 Afghan refugees who had been approved for admission to Germany under the federal admission program, while rejecting 10 similar cases.
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28% Bias Score
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