Trade unions and the Volkswagen works council in Germany achieved significant breakthroughs in talks with management, avoiding plant closures and mass layoffs
Today marks the second day of the largest strike in US history against multi-billion dollar corporation Amazon, and picket lines across the country show no sign of slowing down
The government will now be able to define the facilities or assets to be protected, and the measure will apply to “periods of peace, war or internal commotion”
Under new President António Costa, the European Council session upheld the EU’s stale international policy, showing no readiness for change
Although the government officially normalized its relations with Israel after signing the Abraham Accords at the end of 2020, the Moroccan people have categorically rejected the normalization process.
The call for the mobilization on December 20 was made by Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel
More than 50 men were convicted for the rape of Gisèle Pelicot, including ex-husband Dominique, who orchestrated the series of assaults
Although recent statements from Hamas and Israel regarding Gaza ceasefire talks appear to be optimistic, Israel has escalated its aggression across the Gaza strip in the last few days.
Hundreds march in Jersey City, demanding that Danish shipping company Maersk stop shipping military cargo to Israel
Students at New Delhi’s Jamia Millia Islamia marked the anniversary of the state’s brutal crackdown on a protest against discriminatory laws five years ago
Three Amazon facilities across the US have voted to authorize a strike after Amazon refused to come to the bargaining table
Demands for renationalization of water services in England grows as private London water supplier requests bailout
