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January 14, 2026

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UK ‘drops’ plans for mandatory digital ID for workers in latest twist

Protesters take part in a ‘No to Digital ID’ demonstration against the planned introduction of a government digital ID for all British adults, near the Labor Party Conference in Liverpool, Britain, September 28, 2025. — Reuters Britain is to abandon plans to make it compulsory for workers to have a digital ID, The Times newspaper, BBC and other media reported on Tuesday, possibly signaling another policy shift for the Labor government. Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced in September last year that his government would require every employee to have a digital ID in a bid to tackle illegal immigration and

August 7, 2025

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Cricket Pakistan mandatory in the ICC T20I ranking after the West Indies series

Several Pakistan crickets have made significant steps in the latest ICC T20i scores, thanks to stellar performances in the last three games against the Western Indians. Sufiyan Muqeem was among the standout performers, making a remarkable 69 -seat leap to reach 34th in the ballot box, with 542 points. Its performance in the series fell to Eye as it continues to climb the ranks. The mid -range Batter Hassan Nawaz also enjoyed a remarkable rise, climbing 24 places up to 30th after 79 runs in a row, while the top Batter Saim Ayub, which scored 130 runs, including two half

December 26, 2024

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UAE to make premarital genetic testing mandatory from next month

A doctor holds a test tube at a testing center in Les Sorinieres near Nantes, France, on October 15, 2021. —Reuters In an effort “to protect the health of future generations”, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has announced that it will make premarital genetic testing mandatory for all Emirati couples from January 2025, The News reported on Thursday, citing the agency. Gulf country’s WAM news. In order to prevent genetic diseases and improve public health, the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) is leading this program with the help of the Ministry of Health in Abu Dhabi, Dubai Health Authority,

September 9, 2024

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Mandatory Anvil Retirement Package

Islamabad: The federal government has decided to introduce a mandatory retirement package for employees of ministries, departments and divisions, which will be scrapped as part of the government’s austerity drive, according to official documents. According to the documents, the finance ministry approved a hybrid package for Pakistan Works Department (PWD) employees and decided that similar packages will be given to employees of other institutions, under restructuring. Under the PWD package, workers with 10 years of service will be paid a lump sum equal to one and a half basic monthly wages for the rest of their retirement age. Those employees

July 14, 2024

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Israel extends mandatory military service amid conflict in Gaza

TEL AVIV: Israel’s government on Sunday approved a plan to temporarily extend mandatory military service for men to 36 months from 32, as the war in Gaza against Hamas strains manpower. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office confirmed the government approved the measure, which will now go to parliament for approval. If passed, the 36-month service would go into effect immediately, for a period of five years, according to a copy of the bill posted online. Due to the “current needs of the military following the events of October 7,” the temporary provision proposes “the maximum length of service for men

January 19, 2024

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Biometric verification will be mandatory for purchases of $500 and above

Under the proposed SBP reforms, the FIA ​​will be tasked with launching a crackdown on illegal forex operators A currency trader counts banknotes in this undated image. — AFP/File SIFC informed about the proposed SBP reforms on January 3. The FIA ​​will undertake to initiate a crackdown on illegal currency operators. The reforms will be made public when the SIFC meeting approves them. ISLAMABAD: In a bid to stop hoarding of the dollar, the State Bank of Pakistan has come up with a plan to make biometric verification mandatory for anyone buying $500 and above from exchange firms, it said

December 16, 2023

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The German state makes it mandatory to support Israel for citizenship

Candidates must submit a written statement supporting Israel’s right to exist A representational image of a German passport. — Unscrew An East German state of Saxony-Anhalt will make it mandatory for citizenship applicants to declare their support for Israel’s right to exist if they wish to become naturalized citizens. German media Deutsche Welle (DW)in its report, it said applicants should make the declaration in writing, stating “that they recognize Israel’s right to exist and condemn any effort directed against the existence of the State of Israel.” Tamara Zieschang, the state’s interior minister, also urged 15 other German states to adopt

November 19, 2023

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Face masks have been made mandatory in smog-hit Punjab

LAHORE: The Punjab government on Sunday made it mandatory for citizens to wear masks when going out in 10 smog-affected districts of the province. Caretaker Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi took to X, formerly Twitter, to share the notification issued by the provincial health department a day before. According to the notification, the order is to be implemented in Lahore, Nankana Sahib, Sheikhupura, Kasur, Gujranwala, Gijrat, Narowal, Hafizabad, Sialkot and Mandi Bahauddin from November 20 to November 26. “Punjab Government announces a 1-week order to wear face mask for all citizens in smog-affected areas of Punjab. Prioritizing health is our collective

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