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Hua Chunying says ‘US Embassy in China is busy sabotaging bilateral relations over baseless remarks’

Hua Chunying says ‘US Embassy in China is busy sabotaging bilateral relations over baseless remarks’

Hua Chunying: The US Embassy in China is busy spoiling bilateral relations by publishing baseless remarks against China instead of improving it, states Chinese Foreign Minister’s representative Hua Chunying in a press conference. Hua’s remarks

A toxic work-life balance reflects in relations with peers

A toxic work-life balance reflects in relations with peers

Toxic Work-Life Balance: Today’s professional world is getting increasingly competitive. This is specially predominant as social media is playing a unique and crucial role in professional portfolios. LinkedIn and Twitter are now the informal resumes

Italy Rules Against Delivery App Algorithm Based Runner Rating

Italy Rules Against Delivery App Algorithm Based Runner Rating

Delivery App Algorithm: Trade unions are coming up and arms against delivery companies. There was a specific complaint made against the food delivery platform Deliveroo. The Bologna court ruled in favour of the three trade

Google workers create Silicon Valley’s first union: Communications Workers of America

Google workers create Silicon Valley’s first union: Communications Workers of America

Silicon Valley's first union: A group of Google employees decided to join the Communications Workers of America (CWA) industry union by creating the Alphabet Workers Union to address ongoing issues in Mountain View like inequality

Peru suspends controversial agricultural law

Peru suspends controversial agricultural law

Agricultural Law: Farmworkers in Peru have been protesting for weeks to demand higher salaries. Last week twenty-eight demonstrators and thirty-six security officers were injured in fights, while local authorities arrested forty-five agricultural workers. The President

Why India Needs To Acknowledge Its Migrant Population

Why India Needs To Acknowledge Its Migrant Population

Migrant Population: Migrant workers have never been as important as they have become to India today. Post the pandemic, migrant workers were desperate for survival. They were forced to return to their hometowns, sometimes even

Human rights report: US asylum seekers with strong cases sent back to dangerous settings

Human rights report: US asylum seekers with strong cases sent back to dangerous settings

Human rights report: Trump administration had made some harsh policies, as a result of which asylum seekers have been blocked to gain asylum in the United States of America. Now with incoming Biden administration on

Philippines investigates how President’s security team got Covid-19 vaccine, embassy in China oblivious

Philippines investigates how President’s security team got Covid-19 vaccine, embassy in China oblivious

Philippines investigates: Like rest of the developing nations, has been eagerly waiting to obtain the covid-19 vaccine doses to immunise a significant chunk of its population. The country reported second-highest number of coronavirus infection case

US embassy fights for release of 12 Hong Kong fugitives, China rejects its demand

US embassy fights for release of 12 Hong Kong fugitives, China rejects its demand

On Monday, the US embassy in China, urged the Beijing authorities for the release of 12 Hong Kongers who were detained for trying to flee the communist regime. The embassy in its statement said, “Their

Thailand called out by UN expert to cease targeting activists and protestors on behest of the Royal Insult Law

Thailand called out by UN expert to cease targeting activists and protestors on behest of the Royal Insult Law

The UN’s special rapporteur for freedom of assembly has urged the Thailand authorities to stop targeting pro-democracy protestors in the country under directives of the draconian law, and to instead open a channel for dialogue.