Recruitment

The Changing Landscape of Military Recruitment in Russia: Challenges and Strategic Implications In an increasingly complex global landscape, where national security interests are as significant as diplomatic relations, Russia's military recruitment strategy continues to make headlines. Major General Vadim Skibitsky offered some revealing insights in a recent interview with RBC Ukraine, shedding light on the evolving trajectory of Russia's military ambitions as we look towards 2025. The conversation began with a bold…

In a significant shift, Alphabet’s Google is stepping back from its earlier aspirations aimed at boosting the representation of underrepresented groups within its workforce. This move comes amid a broader trend observed among various U.S. corporations that are reconsidering their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in light of changing socio-political climates. Fiona Cicconi, Alphabet's Chief People Officer, communicated this shift in a recent email to staff, which was also reviewed by Reuters. “In 2020, we…

The scene in Garowe was tense yet purposeful on Wednesday, as Northeastern State authorities embarked on a significant, perhaps controversial, operation. They deported close to a thousand undocumented Ethiopians, a move that underscores the region's determination to address the thorny issue of undocumented migration. The individuals were held for a brief period, just two days, before being transported in trucks—an image stark in its human implication—to the Somali-Ethiopian border. Why, one might ponder, has this policy…

President Ruto announced that within a fortnight, Kenyans would commence recruitment for jobs in Germany, stemming from a recently inked labour mobility agreement between the two nations.