UK drops mandatory digital ID plan for workers amid trust concerns
If confirmed, this change would be the latest in a series of policy climbdowns by the Starmer government In recent
Singapore’s EntrePass: A gateway for foreign entrepreneurs to build startups
Beyond the visa, Singapore offers strong startup support through initiatives like Startup SG, which provides access to funding, mentorship and
Canada sees first drop in foreign workers and students after years of rapid growth
The decline follows several policy changes, including tighter rules for foreign workers, limits on study permits, stricter work permit conditions
UK court victory by NRI woman could reshape workplace rights for chronic illness sufferers
The case, which dates back to Pal’s dismissal in 2019, will now return to a freshly constituted tribunal Compensation will
Hidden tax rules cutting investment gains of NRIs
At a time when India is seeking stronger participation from its global diaspora, such tax mismatches are making traditional investment
Dubai sets Rs 1.48 lakh minimum wage for private sector Emiratis: What it means for Indian workers
Economists and HR experts say the policy supports Emiratisation by making private-sector roles more attractive to citizens While it may
New frontiers beckon Indian students as Germany, UAE and New Zealand gain ground
Experts say Indian students today are more practical and career-focused. With most prioritising job outcomes and affordability, global education choices
Brazil, Nigeria emerge as key growth markets for India’s pharma exports
According to officials, the mix of large established markets and fast-growing emerging economies reflects a balanced export strategy, with growth
India–Nigeria ties grow stronger as investment, trade and cultural links deepen
Looking ahead, both countries are expected to deepen cooperation in trade, investment and cultural exchange, building on a partnership rooted
Trump trade adviser questions why US-built AI platforms serve users in India
India has firmly rejected Navarro’s remarks The Ministry of External Affairs has called his statements inaccurate and reiterated that