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Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced that, on top of a yearly adjustment for inflation, the government would raise the minimum wage by a further 0.6%. Labor unions criticized the discretionary rise as 'insufficient' and mere 'crumbs.'
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Iran is seeking to leverage shifts in US politics for direct talks with Washington, according to Iranian affairs expert Jafar Al-Hashemi.
Mr Tegbe said President Bola Tinubu also shared the concerns of Nigerians over the unreliable electricity supply, adding that the government was doing everything possible to address the challenges.
Mr Tegbe said President Bola Tinubu also shared the concerns of Nigerians over the unreliable electricity supply, adding that the government was doing everything possible to address the challenges.
Traders now see a 14 to 16 point Democratic win in the national House vote at 81% to 82%, up 12 points in 24 hours, but no official margin is confirmed.
Karen Attiah will not return to her job as a Washington Post opinion columnist even after an arbitrator ruled she was unjustly fired for statements following the killing of Charlie Kirk.
Saudi Public Security has clarified the requirements and process for using the online driver's license printing and delivery service via Absher.
