The US-Mexico border has been a hot spot for illegal immigration, with thousands of migrants crossing every year in search of better economic opportunities and safety from violence and persecution in their home countries. The journey to the border is dangerous and migrants face many risks, including the risk of assault, robbery, kidnapping, and exposure to extreme weather conditions. The US government has implemented policies to deter illegal immigration, but they have faced criticism from human rights organizations and have done little to address the root causes of migration.

Obtaining a student visa for Australia as an international student has its pros and cons. On one hand, Australian universities are renowned for their high-quality education, and the country has a diverse and welcoming society. On the other hand, the cost of living is relatively high, and the visa process can be challenging. International students can work part-time while studying to cover their expenses, and after completing their education, they can gain work experience and apply for permanent residency. With careful planning and determination, international students can make the most of their educational journey in Australia.

Britain’s chronic housing shortage is a major issue, with a backlog of 4.3 million missing homes. While the Government aims to build 300,000 new homes per year, only 250,000 were built last year. The issue is most acute in economically successful cities and towns, where demand for housing outstrips supply due to planning regulations that disconnect the two. This has led to inequalities in housing wealth and pressure on the welfare state, with solutions including planning reform and releasing green belt around commuter stations.

The Sacred Festival of Nine Nights CHAITRA NAVRATRI: CELEBRATING THE DIVINE FEMININE India is a land of rich cultural heritage, and festivals hold an important […]

A deadly fire at a migrant detention center in northern Mexico has claimed the lives of at least 39 people and left 29 others seriously injured. The facility was holding 68 men from Central and South America, with many hoping to cross into the United States once pandemic-related public health rules are lifted in May. Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has suggested the fire was caused by migrants setting mattresses on fire in protest at being deported. Local media reports have indicated tensions between the detained migrants and staff at the facility prior to the fire.

Netanyahu Endeavors Another Adjusting Act, Perhaps His Hardest Yet Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s longest-serving leader, is facing a challenging political situation as he tries to navigate […]

The Agneepath scheme launched by the Indian government aims to encourage young people to join the army and serve their nation. Young soldiers between the ages of 18-21 will be recruited for a period of four years, during which they will receive training in various aspects of military service. After completing their service, they will receive a sum of Rs 11 lakh 71 thousand and a qualification certificate from the government. The scheme is expected to reduce the burden of pension on the government and provide additional budget for the army to invest in their needs.

The Agneepath Yojana, a new Indian government scheme that aims to recruit and train youth to become soldiers, has sparked concerns over the future of the country’s border security. The plan involves recruiting soldiers for a period of only four years, after which they will be released back into the job market. Many are questioning whether four years is enough time to fully understand and commit to protecting the country, especially given the experience and knowledge required for such a challenging role. Additionally, concerns have been raised over the impact of the scheme on the spirit and respect for the military profession, and on the pension and benefits of soldiers.

AGNEEPATH SCHEME: A NEW OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG INDIANS TO SERVE IN THE ARMY The Indian Army has always been a prestigious and respected profession for […]

Civil unrest erupted in Israel after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fired Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for speaking out against the government’s attempt to gain greater control over the selection of Supreme Court justices and limit the court’s authority over Parliament. Gallant’s dismissal sparked chaotic late-night demonstrations in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, with protesters blocking roads and breaking through police barriers. The crisis has already caused weeks of protests, tensions with the Biden administration, and unrest in the military, and now it has caused a rift in the governing coalition itself, prompting leading academics and trade unionists to intervene politically.