Qatar is one of the few Gulf countries that allows expatriates to apply for Permanent Residency (PR). It offers long-term security and exclusive rights beyond a standard residence permit. However, the process is selective and limited. 1️. Who Can Apply for Qatar PR? According to Law No. 10...
Japan, one of the world’s most developed economies, is facing a serious challenge a declining population and a shortage of workers. To address this, the Japanese government and society are exploring several solutions. If you are considering working or studying in Japan, here’s what’s reall...
The Sanctioning Russia Act of 2025 (Senate Bill S.1241 and House Bill H.R.2548) is a proposed bipartisan U.S. legislation designed to pressure Russia into ending its war in Ukraine. It empowers the U.S. President to impose sweeping sanction measures, including: A 500% tariff on U.S. import...
In recent years, the Dubai Golden Visa has gained widespread attention as a premium route to long-term residency in the UAE. Touted as an opportunity for business people, skilled professionals, students, and investors, this visa is not a shortcut to citizenship—but rather, a strategic resi...
Jerusalem/Doha, June 2025 — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has authorized a delegation to travel to Qatar for direct negotiations with Hamas, aiming to finalize a ceasefire-hostage exchange deal, according to the Prime Minister’s Office. Israel accepted the invitation following ...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Croatian President Zoran Milanović in Zagreb, where the two leaders discussed strengthening bilateral ties based on shared democratic values and mutual interests. They welcomed cooperation in emerging areas such as defence, start-ups, sports, and innovation...
An Indian student studying in London was deported after he was accused of sending sexual messages to two local minors. A video of the Indian student being interrogated by UK police has gone viral on social media platforms. The student identifies himself as Prajwal Ramanth, who was pursuing...