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US Visa Bond Made Permanent: The U.S. has turned its refundable visa-bond pilot into a permanent rule, with consular officers able to require deposits up to $20,000 for B1/B2 business and tourist visas for citizens of 50 countries—including Mauritania (listed for Oct. 23, 2025) and other West African states. Migration & Borders in the Spotlight: The deadly Ceuta rush—tens of thousands crossing from Morocco into Spain’s enclave—has reignited debate across Europe, with EU leaders and governments trading blame as migrants face violence and mass returns. Mauritania in Regional Tech Talks: Oman’s business chamber (OCCI) met Mauritanian partners to push cooperation in the digital economy, including AI, smart cities, IoT, and cybersecurity—aimed at expanding private-sector ties. Culture & Film Buzz: John Legend has been cast as Harry Belafonte in Bill Condon’s “The Road Home,” a film about South African jazz icons Hugh Masekela and Miriam Makeba. Food Systems & Inclusion: A regional forum highlighted how cooperatives can strengthen resilience and market access in Near East and North Africa—especially for women and youth in agrifood systems.

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