Report: World Employment and Social Outlook: Trends 2024 ReportBy: International Labour Organization (ILO) Overview: The global jobless rate has decreased to 5.1%, below pre-COVID levels. Labor force participation has also nearly returned to early 2020 levels. Concerns: Despite improvements, concerns remain regarding the quality of available work. Threat for 2024:Continue Reading

Afghanistan’s passport is the weakest among the 28 countries in the globe allow admission without a visa, according to the most recent list released by Henley & Partners. Syria, Iraq, and Pakistan have the 103rd, 102nd, and 101st ranked passports, respectively. Among the countries with the weakest passports are YemenContinue Reading

Location and Neighbors:The Maldives is a low-lying island country situated in the north-central Indian Ocean.It shares its closest borders with India, located approximately 600 kilometers to the north-east, and Sri Lanka, approximately 645 kilometers to the north-east. Geography:The country is comprised of approximately 1,200 small coral islands and sandbanks, withContinue Reading

Countries Involved: Bangladesh, Bolivia, Brazil, Cambodia, Colombia, Ecuador, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Peru, and Venezuela. Objective: Focused on responsible freshwater dolphin conservation, aiming to halt the decline of all river dolphin species and increase the most vulnerable populations. Guidance: Designed to guide 14 nations where river dolphins inhabit. Focus on RemainingContinue Reading

A theoretical proposal from the 1960s, aimed at creating a canal through Israel’s Negev Desert. This was intended as an alternative to the Suez Canal, challenging Egypt’s control over a crucial trade route. Challenges: – Logistical Complexities: – High Costs: – Longer Route: – Security Concerns: Suez CanalAn artificial sea-levelContinue Reading

Millets encompass various small-seeded annual grasses cultivated as grain crops, thriving in marginal lands across temperate, subtropical, and tropical regions. Notably, India leads global millet production, contributing to 20% of the world’s total and 80% of Asia’s output. Significance: Millets offer economic and nutritional advantages over traditional staples like wheatContinue Reading