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Australia limits international student numbers due to housing concerns | TOME

Education minister says enrolments to be limited to 270,000 in 2025 in bid to create 'a better and a fairer system'.

Australia Grants Workers Right to Ignore After-Hours Calls, Emails

The country is the latest to pass legislation granting a 'right to disconnect' outside of work hours.

Canada Ends Freight Rail Shutdown Due to Labour Dispute | TOME

Ottawa orders railroads to enter arbitration with labour union to avert prolonged disruption to services.

Andrew and Tristan Tate detained in Romania for new trafficking investigation | TOME

Romanian authorities say probe relates to alleged crimes including human trafficking and sex with a minor.

US Orders Inspections of Boeing 787 Planes After Midair Plunge

Federal Aviation Administration orders inspections after mid-flight dive blamed on random movement of pilots' seats.

China’s Struggle with ‘Quantity vs Quality’ in AI Patents | TOME

China has filed for more patents than any other country, but US export controls are not its only hurdle.

AI ‘Girlfriends’: Tech’s Next Pitch to Lonely Men After OnlyFans | TOME

AI-powered companions are a growing industry amid rising loneliness and disillusionment with modern dating.

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