New Uzbekistan Protects and Supports the Legal Rights and Interests of Its Citizens Abroad
In the context of the deepening globalization of the world economy, the development of the international labor market and the expansion of cross-border flows of labor, labor migration is an objectively conditioned socio-economic process that provides employment and incomes for a significant number of able-bodied citizens and their families.
U.S. embassy, military base attacked in Iraq
According to AFP, U.S. anti-aircraft systems stationed at the American embassy in the Iraqi capital Baghdad have fired salvos of rockets to bring down an armed drone.
U.S: at least 150 people killed in 450 shooting incidents
The data (from Friday to Sunday) documented by the research group, the Gun Violence Archive, is still being collected, and the numbers are likely to rise but highlight the devastating nature of American gun violence.
Tourism Malaysia’s “Amazing” Video Wins Global Award for Best Camerawork
A collaborated production between Tourism Malaysia, SHARP, and Chilli Pepper Films have won The Special Award for Best Camerawork at the 21st WorldMediaFestivals, under the Tourism & Travel Media Awards category.
New details of UK’s arms sales to repressive regimes condemned
New data shows the UK has made a nice profit over the past decade selling weapons to countries classified by London itself as having a dire record on human rights and civil liberties.
U.S. irresponsible exit from Afghanistan will lead to civil war, researcher predicts
A Pakistani researcher is confident U.S. “irresponsible withdrawal” from Afghanistan will pave the way for a civil war in the country which will adversely affect the region in its entirety.
“International Recognition of the Youth Policy of New Uzbekistan”
There are more than two billion young people in the world. This is a record figure for the number of young people in the entire history of mankind. It is worth noting that close to 90% of all youth live in the developing world.
Israeli settlers attack Palestinians in flashpoint Jerusalem
Israeli settlers backed by the regime’s forces have attacked Palestinian residents protesting in the occupied Jerusalem al-Quds Neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah in the occupied West Bank.
Yemen, Palestine slam UN Chief for excluding Saudis, Israel from children’s blacklist
Yemen has strongly denounced the United Nations Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, for removing Saudi Arabia for the second year in a row from a blacklist of countries and groups responsible for harming children during conflicts.
Malaysia Plans to Boost Tourism Sector in Post-Covid-19 Era
Malaysia has plans to revive its tourism industry which has been affected by the coronavirus pandemic and the country has measures to attract more tourists from the Middle East and especially from Iran when the coronavirus is contained in the country.