The Return of Northern Ireland Power Sharing: What It Means
Posted in News3 mn read After two years without power sharing, Northern Ireland is finally getting back on track. The DUP says a deal to restore the Northern Ireland power-sharing could be wrapped up in days. Not that it’s perfect or anything, but it might just be enough to get things moving again. The Brits are promising it won’t mess with Brexit either. So, what does it all mean for Northern Ireland? Power sharing returning after a long hiatus could bring some much-needed stability.
International students are fed up with temporary accommodation in Dublin due to Housing crisis in the country
Posted in News3 mn read Travelling overseas to pursue higher studies has become a familiar concept among people. United Kingdom, United States, Germany, Netherlands, Australia are some of the top countries for students to enroll for undergraduate and postgraduate courses. But recently, Ireland is emerging as one of the preferences, when it comes to higher degree education. According to the information, country’s education system is considered as one of the best whereas Irish Universities rank in the top 3% world-wide. Simultaneously, in the top 1% of research institutions in the world. As per the statistics provided by Irish Universities Association, ‘there are now currently over 30,000 international students studying in Ireland availing of the extensive range of courses available.’
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and Wife Bushra Bibi Sentenced to 14 Years in Jail for Unlawful Gains: The Tosha Khana Case
Posted in News3 mn read Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi have been sentenced to jail for 14 years, marking the second consecutive sentence for the Ex-PM of Pakistan within a span of two days. The conviction is related to their unlawful gains from state gifts, which occurred just a week before a general election in which Imran Khan was not eligible to contest. This case is named the Tosha Khana Case (Gift House case).