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Shoughi Darakhshan is not your typical entrepreneur. He is a problem solver, a lifelong learner, and a man who believes in turning obstacles into opportunities. From a young refugee to a leader in disaster

As Lebanon faces significant challenges over its economic and political future, public trust in its institutions and the rule of the law is eroding. Particularly amidst allegations of widespread corruption that have permeated

For 25 years, City Church Batavia has been a place where people come together in faith and friendship. More than just a church, it has become a community hub where people support one

In the world of high-end cocktails and premium beverages, ice is more than just frozen water—it’s an essential ingredient that can make or break a drink. Whether it’s a perfectly chilled whiskey or a

For Lithuanians living in the UK, gambling in Lithuania can be an exciting opportunity, whether it’s during a trip back home or through online betting platforms. However, before getting involved, it’s important to understand

The government’s 2025 spring statement has come under fire from the CIPD, the professional body for HR and people development, which warns that the Chancellor’s plans risk undermining business productivity and job creation

The government’s pledge to invest £300 million in HMRC over the next five years to close the UK’s tax gap has been branded “wholly insufficient” by a leading tax expert, who warned that

Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her 2025 spring statement today, outlining £14 billion in cuts to restore the UK’s fiscal headroom and committing £2.2 billion in defence investment. While the measures are aimed at tackling

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