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Nearly one in every two (46%) of the world’s farmers are being poisoned by pesticides every year, with the highest numbers of cases in southern Asia, south-eastern Asia, and east …
46% of the world’s farmers are poisoned by pesticides every year, according to latest research Read More
China has urged France to halt its recently implemented law targeting ultra-fast fashion, describing the measure as discriminatory. The underlying law, which took effect on Tuesday, raises the contribution paid …
China demands France scrap fast fashion law targeting Shein and Temu Read More
On August 26 and August 29, in the bustling port cities of Qingdao and Busan, located in China and South Korea respectively, two medium-sized cargo ships cast off. The Dubai Tower and …
The new Arctic route is redrawing the economic and geopolitical map Read More
Tesla $TSLA -5.92% stock fell 6% on Friday after the company’s Thursday launch event for its Cybercab robotaxi disappointed investors and federal safety regulators opened an audit query into whether the vehicle was properly …
Tesla stock sinks as Cybercab launch underwhelms and federal probe opens Read More
Brits will be encouraged to store water and tinned foods as part of the government’s new emergency preparation planning campaign. The measures are intended to ensure “domestic resilience” in the …
Brits Told to Stockpile Water and Tinned Food in Face of Extreme Weather Read More
BYD reported Friday that second-quarter net profit reached 8.2 billion yuan ($1.22 billion), up 30% year-on-year, snapping a losing streak that had stretched across four consecutive quarters. The result marked the …
BYD now sells over 40% of its cars outside China Read More
De la Espriella—a large landowner who poses as a “full-time peasant”—has campaigned on hate rhetoric, stigmatizing leftists and social movements while promising to escalate state force. His incoming Minister of …
The Colombian Peasant Movement in the Face of the New Political Situation Read More
Gaza City, Gaza Strip – In a clothing shop in Gaza City’s Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood, Firas Zaqloul stands helplessly as he tries to pay for his purchases. The problem is that …
Gaza forced to use unreliable online payments amid ‘cash famine’ Read More
Employers in certain sectors will have been concerned to read reports from the UK government that the costs of promised reforms to “zero hours contracts” under the Employment Rights Act …
Zero‑hours contracts are about to change in the UK ‑ how managers respond will be crucial Read More
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump’s administration is increasing pressure on Cuba by imposing more economic penalties on industries in the heavily sanctioned socialist country and broadening enforcement of laws that bar Americans who …
US ramps up Cuba sanctions and detentions of Americans returning from the island Read More