Human Rights Watch calls for investigation into Zambia toxic mine spill

Human Rights Watch said Thursday Zambia must investigate the health fallout of a major toxic spill at a Chinese-owned mine dam after reports of risks from heavy metal poisoning. “Zambian authorities should conduct a comprehensive investigation with international and domestic experts to identify environmental health risks, and test affected communities for possible acute and cumulative…

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14 FIRs registered against former BJP MP Arjun Singh over call for Nepal-style uprising in West Bengal

Former Barrackpore MP Arjun Singh faces 14 FIRs for his controversial remarks invoking Nepal and calling for a “mass uprising” to oust Bengal’s government. BJP leaders distanced themselves from Singh’s comments on Nepal, emphasizing the external affairs ministry’s role. Singh remained defiant, welcoming more FIRs. Trinamool MP Partha Bhowmick accused Singh of inciting violence and…

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UAE Golden Visa for high school and university students: Who’s eligible, what it offers, how to qualify, explained

The UAE Golden Visa offers high-achieving high school and university students long-term residency without the need for local sponsorship. This guide outlines eligibility criteria, required academic performance, priority fields of study, and application processes. With five- or ten-year residency options, the visa supports exceptional talent aiming to study, live, and grow in a globally competitive…

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Student employment in flux as Princeton University trims spending across departments

Princeton University’s budget cuts are reshaping student employment, with reduced hours, merged roles, and uncertainty across departments. From dining services and branch libraries to Reunions staffing, students face heavier workloads without added pay. While some jobs remain open, others see steep reductions, leaving many unsure of future schedules as departments adjust operations amid ongoing financial…

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NHL Trade News: Alexandar Georgiev joins Buffalo Sabres with $825,000 contract for 2025-26

The Buffalo Sabres have signed 29-year-old goaltender Alexandar Georgiev to a one-year, $825,000 contract. After inconsistent performances with the Colorado Avalanche and San Jose Sharks, Georgiev seeks a fresh start. His addition deepens an already crowded goalie room in Buffalo, where Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen, Alex Lyon, and Devon Levi are all competing for ice time.

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