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Putin signs law ratifying treaty on allied cooperation with South Ossetia

25.05.2026AI özeti

Putin signs law ratifying treaty on allied cooperation with South Ossetia

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law ratifying a treaty for closer allied cooperation with South Ossetia. Signed on May 9, 2026, the treaty aims to harmonize laws, boost investment, and unify infrastructure and systems between the two nations.

Indonesia Recognizes Domestic Workers as Employees, Aiding Global Fight for Rights

19.05.2026AI özeti

Indonesia Recognizes Domestic Workers as Employees, Aiding Global Fight for Rights

Indonesia's parliament has passed legislation recognizing domestic workers as employees, granting them rights to health insurance, days off, and pensions, and outlawing child labor in the sector. This marks a significant advancement for over four million workers in the country and offers a model for global advocacy.

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