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Sweden Passes Controversial Laws Tightening Immigrant Rights

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Sweden Passes Controversial Laws Tightening Immigrant Rights

Sweden's parliament has approved new laws allowing residency permits to be revoked for "bad behaviour" and requiring public sector workers to report undocumented individuals. Critics decry the measures as arbitrary and harmful to human rights.

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France: 862,000 public sector workers to receive pay adjustment

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France: 862,000 public sector workers to receive pay adjustment

France will provide a differential allowance to 862,000 public sector employees to ensure their base pay meets the minimum wage (SMIC), which increased on June 1 due to inflation. The maximum monthly allowance will be €65.28.