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B’desh embassy plea on Manama hiring rules

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  Manama / Tribune News Service A foreign embassy has appealed to Bahraini authorities to relax recruitment procedures for its citizens, which it claimed led to exploitation and were so time-consuming that diplomats had no time for anything else. It has emerged that unscrupulous agents are conning Bangladeshi labourers out of almost a month’s salary to complete the procedures, which ...

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Egypt to end local wheat buying on Wednesday

  CAIRO / Reuters Egypt will end local wheat buying on Wednesday, earlier than usual, due to exceeding its target of 4 million tonnes, the supplies ministry said on Saturday. “Supplies Minister Khaled Hanafi pointed out that the door for receiving local wheat from farmers will close at the end of Wednesday due to lowering local procurement rates,” the ministry ...

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Brexit outcome too close to call with undecideds seen as key

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  Bloomberg   British public opinion is too close to call on whether the country should stay in the European Union, with many voters still undecided as interest groups and political leaders make their cases, according to two polls released this weekend. An online survey by Opinium for the Observer newspaper showed 44 percent support Britain remaining in the 28-nation ...

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‘Please don’t go,’ Germany’s leading magazine urges Britons

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  Bloomberg Germany’s biggest news magazine Der Spiegel threw its hat into the Brexit ring with a special edition, thicker and cheaper than usual, adorned with an image of the Union Jack and the German plea “Bitte geht nicht!” or “Please don’t go!” The issue that hit newsstands on Saturday costs 2 pounds, rather than the usual 5.20, in Britain ...

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Greek TV stations face sign-off in licensing row

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  AFP Greece is in the grip of a row over television, with the government under attack for plans to slash the number of private channels in a sector that was hit hard by the financial crisis. Authorities say they want to clean up an industry known for its workforce exploitation and rumoured under-the-table deals between media moguls, bankers and ...

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Don’t be caught off guard in ‘Bremain’ relief rally: Nordea

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  Bloomberg With some polls showing Britain might vote to leave the EU in less than two weeks, investors are increasingly being told to adjust their portfolios to gird for a so-called Brexit. But Nordea, Scandinavia’s biggest bank, says it might also be wise to prepare for the relief rally that would follow the June 23 referendum should Britons choose ...

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UK house prices drop for 1st time since 2012

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  Bloomberg U.K. house prices look set to dip for the first time since 2012 amid uncertainty before Britain’s vote on European Union membership and as a new tax on buy-to-let properties and second homes kicks in. Home prices in central London are already falling, according to May data from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. While they continue to ...

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About 36,000 affordable housing units on offer in India’s Gurgaon

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  Tribune News service Almost two years after the Affordable Housing Scheme was launched in India’s Haryana, scores of developers have come up with a wide range of housing options in an ‘achievable’ price range of Rs17-24 lakh. About 36,000 apartments of 400-600 sq feet are up for sale in the district. Many of these projects have already commenced with ...

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