integration
Coverage of integration in the Nexus archive.
- Nigeria: Govt Begins Repair of Babban Lamba-Sharam Road in Plateau State
The federal government has started Phase II of the Babban Lamba-Sharam Road rehabilitation in Plateau State, aiming to enhance economic growth, regional connectivity, national development, and integration.
- Hong Kong is betting on integration with mainland China but what are the risks?
The article examines Hong Kong's efforts to integrate with mainland China, highlighting the opportunities and obstacles in this process. It also mentions a materials scientist, Eddie Yu, who developed biodegradable materials inspired by sustainability concerns.
- Ukraine in the EU or Eternal Integration and Sovereigntism?
Ukraine's ambition to join the EU, which previously led to a revolution and war, now faces obstacles. If these challenges persist, Kyiv risks reverting to a more independent stance marked by resentment and uncertainty.
- Pope expresses support for migrants and urges them to integrate during Canary Islands visit
Pope Leo XIV visited the 'Las Raices' migrant center in San Cristobal de La Laguna, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain on June 12, 2026, expressing support for migrants and urging their integration.
- Zojila tunnel is a gamechanger for national security, integration: Nitin Gadkari
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari terms the Zojila tunnel, the world's longest single-tube bi-directional road tunnel at 11,578 feet altitude, as a gamechanger for national security and integration. The final blasting of the tunnel was overseen from the Kargil side.
- Kashmir’s Uneasy Calm: Silent Guns, Muted Hope
Kashmir remains in an uneasy calm with hopes for true integration hindered by New Delhi's approach of treating the region as a security issue to manage.
- Sadiq Khan demands stronger action on social media ‘outrage economy’
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has urged ministers to take stronger action against social media companies spreading disinformation about London's crime rates and integration. A study highlights a surge in hostile accounts promoting falsehoods, which Khan warns could fuel domestic terrorism through online conspiracy theories.