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Japan eyes skilled worker visas for waste, warehouse management

May 13, 2025

Trump officials warn World Cup visitors not to overstay visas

May 7, 2025

Asian students in US hit by disruption to visas and funding

April 30, 2025

7 countries offer job visas for Pakistanis: Check eligibility

April 27, 2025

Trump admin restoring student visas while ICE develops ‘framework’ for terminations

April 25, 2025

Visas revoked for students at universities in Southern states amid crackdown

April 13, 2025

Pakistan grants 6,629 visas to Sikh pilgrims for Baisakhi

April 10, 2025

Trump administration revokes visas of 10 Colorado international students, universities say

April 3, 2025

Pakistan issues visas to 94 Indian pilgrims for Shadani Darbar visit

January 4, 2025

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GOP-led House committees meet to tackle Medicaid cuts, taxes and SNAP benefits
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CM Punjab Mam Nawaz approves wheat support subsidy for farmers
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Asahi Kasei’s auto chips slash audio tuning time by 70%
TOKYO — Japan’s Asahi Kasei is cutting the time that automakers need to fine-tune in-vehicle sound systems by 70% using its semiconductor devices. The company has partnered with Swedish audio technology developer Dirac to make such adjustments as noise reduction easier. Asahi Kasei has an estimated roughly 20% share of the global market for audio-processing…
Florida State student accused in a mass shooting on campus to remain jailed
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Dual-use tech poses national security risks for businesses: ex-US official
WASHINGTON — Many advanced technologies supporting innovations tied to science, space exploration and other fields have milit applications, making it imperative for businesses to address national security concerns, Thea Rozman Kendler, a top export control official in the Biden administration, told Nikkei Asia in an interview. “Today’s advanced technologies are quintessential dual-use items,” said Kendler, former…