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The rise of social media has allowed users to see the lives of others as perfect.
Tunisia has rejected millions of euros in financial aid announced by the EU Commission. President Kais Saied: Tunisia "does not accept anything that resembles mercy or handouts" As a result, doubts are growing as to whether the migration deal will ever be implemented. Tunisia is currently one of the main transit countries for refugees from Africa heading for Europe. Most of the migrants who arrived on the Italian island of Lampedusa in recent days had fallen into the sea from the Tunisian coast.
In recent years, a growing number of students have approached me for migration certificates or recommendation letters to leave the country and study abroad. To the questions, ‘Why do you want to leave your parents and homeland and go abroad? Why don’t you study in Nepal?’, they had answers or counter questions that explained the thought process behind their decision.
Sweden: Ulf Kristersson wants to use military against gang violence. Eleven deaths in one month: In Sweden, violence between criminal gangs is escalating. Prime Minister Ulf Kruistersson therefore wants to resort to drastic measures. "Crime has reached unprecedented levels. We're going to hunt down the gangs. We will defeat the gangs," he said in a televised address on Thursday. He said he would meet with the national police chief and the commander-in-chief of the military on Friday "to look at how the armed forces can support the police"