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Alberta Demands Federal Immigration Cap at 1% to Ease Strains
Alberta requested a 1% annual immigration cap on August 16, 2025, to reduce pressure on services. Federal PR caps fall to 395,000 in 2025, with study permit and PNP limits…
Uganda Sets Tough Conditions on US Deportations of Migrants
Uganda on August 21, 2025 confirmed an agreement with the United States to accept some deported migrants, requiring…
EU Issued Over 600,000 Visas to Moroccan Citizens in 2024
The EU granted 606,000 visas to Moroccans in 2024 (up 2.6%), with a 19.08% refusal rate. France issued…
Australian arts students blocked from US exchange by visa interview suspension
A global pause on new F, M, and J-1 visa interviews began May 27, 2025, following a May…
China Southern Doubles Guangzhou–Brisbane Flights, Driving Record Australia–China Traffic
For Dec 2025–Mar 2026, China Southern expands Guangzhou–Australia capacity from 55 to 71 weekly flights. Key changes: Guangzhou–Sydney…
China Joins US, Saudi, UAE and UK in 2025 Airport Expansion Wave
China announced August 21, 2025, a multi‑billion program to create a smart, greener aviation mega‑hub from 2025–2030 with…
Midway International Airport to Receive Nearly $38 Million Federal Grant
Midway received a $34,989,773 FAA AIP grant for 2025 runway and taxiway repairs, complementing a $47 million Runway…
Uganda Agrees Deportation Deal with US, Barring Those with Criminal Records
Uganda agreed on August 21, 2025 to accept deportees from the United States only if they have no…
US student arrivals plunge in 2025, steepest declines from Asia
Fall 2025 faces a severe international student decline: up to 150,000 missing newcomers and a 15% overall drop.…
Parliamentary Panel: DGCA Staff Shortages Threaten India Aviation Safety
The 21 August 2025 parliamentary report highlights DGCA’s severe staffing shortfall—about 48% vacancies of 1,063 posts—after the June…