NEW DELHI: According to the chief justice of India, making such a law is the responsibility of parliament, India’s top court ruled on Tuesday( Oct 17 ) that it cannot legalize same-sex marriages. Between April and May of this year, a five-judge panel led by Chief Justice of India DContinue Reading
BANGKOK: On Tuesday, October 17, officials issued a notice that more heavy rainfall was on the way after five people were killed in storms in Thailand’s northwest this year. 23 Thai people have perished in storms and 33 have been injured since the monsoon season started in September, according toContinue Reading
Malaysia’s education ministry has withdrawn from the Frankfurt Book Fair this year, claiming that the organizers were taking a pro-Israel position in the midst of growing international strife over the ongoing fight between Israeli and Palestinian troops. Following the fatal attack by the violent group Hamas in Israel on OctoberContinue Reading
In a written decision, Court of Appeal judges Jeremy Poon, Aarif Barma, and Thomas Au argued that queer married couples should be treated equally because the agency’s care of them was” prejudiced in nature.” The judges stated in their decision that” the differential treatment in the present circumstances is aContinue Reading
BEIJING: After ten years of significant projects that increased business but left significant debts and raised environmental concerns, China’s Belt and Road Initiative aims to be smaller and greener. The change occurs as officials from all over the developing world travel to Beijing this week for a government-organized community onContinue Reading
Reuters was unable to ascertain whether destination-specific limits changed. A state politics system in an eastern Ningbo capital city issued directives in September, and the National Council for Social Security Fund issued another earlier this year, among the official finds seen by Reuters. Both emphasized the need for stricter vettingContinue Reading
There is a disconnect between school curriculum and work market needs despite the rapid growth of higher education.
Programs frequently prioritize principle over practical abilities, leaving graduates unprepared for the workforce. For instance, engineering students may concentrate on theories and equations but neglect practical applications like internships.
Furthermore, the market is flooded with overqualified applicants, particularly in the engineering, finance, and healthcare industries. This disparity encourages many people to pursue more education.
A remarkable 135 percent increase over the 2.01 million test-takers in 2017 resulted in a full of 4.74 million students taking the graduate entrance exam in 2023. This pattern makes youth poverty and poverty worse.
The youth employment issue in China has a ripple effect that should not be understated. High unemployment rates can cause civil unrest, especially in countries with a sizable adolescent population, according to UNICEF warnings.
The Chinese Communist Party has long upheld its autocratic stance by securing a sociable license based on prosperity and economic stability.
China may undergo a major internal energy shift if rising youth unemployment undermines this license by encouraging political radicalization or disengagement.
For unrest could spill over into international relations in a world that is interconnected worldwide. Particularly among countries with nearby financial ties to China, civil unrest can make a country less firm and thus less appealing to foreign investment.
Given China’s crucial role in global supply stores, such an inner turmoil also poses a threat to destabilize supply chain worldwide.
Domestic strife and social unrest can have an impact on a nation’s foreign relations, as demonstrated by historic examples like the Arab Spring and Brexit.
The Arab Spring resulted in the overthrow of numerous governments, local unrest, an impact on world oil prices, and the need for European nations to reevaluate their overseas policies.
Similar to how Brexit affected international trade agreements, caused democratic restructuring, and forced the European Union to reevaluate its foreign policy as a whole.
Although youth unemployment is a worldwide issue, we cannot afford to ignore it given the scope of the issue in China and its potential wider effects on connected markets.
While being reviewed by the IAEA( the International Atomic Energy Agency ), Japan may continue to provide explanations to Russia based on scientific evidence in a very open way and in good faith, according to the Monday statement. The Chinese Foreign Ministry informed Russia on October 10 that it had”Continue Reading
MELAKA: According to Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi on Sunday( Oct 15 ), Malaysia will continue to support the Palestinian people’s struggle despite the bomb threat at a shopping mall in Johor Bahru over the weekend. & nbsp,
He claimed that while the government was constantly watching for risks, he also cautioned individuals not to be alarmed.
The president of the United Malays National Organization( UMNO) stated on the outside of a local event,” The police have stated that the threat was deliberate; we just need to be careful and not care.” & nbsp,
After a” security threat” was made via an anonymous phone call, hundreds of customers and employees were evacuated from the Mid Valley Southkey mall in Johor Bahru on Saturday night.
The call was made at around 6.30 p.m., and local government had ordered that the affected areas get evacuated as a” strategic measure ,” according to the mall’s management and the local St Giles Hotel. & nbsp,
After conducting a thorough search of the area, the hearth office and police looked into the risk. At around 12.30 a.m. on Sunday, the plaza posted an update on Facebook stating that they had” no proof of challenges.”
In the midst of popular outrage over this week’s fatal attack on southern Israel, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated on Monday( Oct 16) that Malaysia does not concur with American pressure to denounce Palestinian militant group Hamas. Anwar said without providing any specifics that Western and European nations have constantlyContinue Reading