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citizens
Citizens are individuals who are legally recognized as members of a state or nation, entitled to specific rights and protections under its laws.
Why it’s in the news: Citizens are in the news due to their involvement in legal cases, demographic shifts, and political debates over their status and rights.
Latest on citizens
- Vietnam arrests three on terrorism charges, including Norwegian and Australian citizens
- Cardiff City footballer Perry Ng receives Singapore citizenship, awaits FIFA clearance to represent Lions
- Asia's richest country is now super-aged, with more than 1 in 5 citizens 65 or older
- Supreme Court allows Trump to use controversial database to check voter citizenship
- The IRS Draft Form 1040’s Proposed Citizenship Status Question: A Tool For Tax Compliance Or Immigration Enforcement?
- China can block citizens from leaving over national security or tech export violations
- State funding mechanisms often obscure the real cost of AI deployment — especially when the expense gets buried in policy fees that citizens never see itemized.
- When a government moves decision-making into AI systems, the appeal process doesn't disappear; it becomes invisible.
- A plan to cut the cost of domestic flights for foreign visitors to Nepal could end up making them more expensive for citizens
- South Korea wants free ‘AI for All’. Is society ready for it?
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10 entities linked to citizens across the news graph.
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Asia's richest country pays $39M to 8,000 severely disabled citizensEuropeans must choose between power and dependenceTelangana launches doorstep MeeSeva servicesFrance’s 2035 national security plan warns of increased conflict in sea, outer spaceUS embassies urge citizens to 'consider departing' Middle EastPoland summons Russian ambassador after missile incidentSouth Korea