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UK aid cuts in 2023–2024 will increase the number of women who undergo unsafe abortions and the number of women who die during pregnancy and childbirth, according to an internal assessment of the Foreign Office.
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State and local governments in the US added 379,000 jobs in the first half of 2023 despite stubbornly high inflation and the Federal Reserve’s sharp interest rate hikes. This suggests the American job market is
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Mumbai, August 3:On Thursday, contractual employees of a private bus operator hired by the public transport agency went on a flash strike in demand of a pay increase, causing the bus services of the Brihanmumbai
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Global - Work is an important part of human life. First of all, this is a way to provide yourself with finances, but besides this, it is also a place of social contact. Therefore, the
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The prevalence of misogynistic swearwords always felt like a slap in the face to women, friends who grew up in India. They became increasingly appalled as they observed how some Indian viewing platforms had normalized
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Disagreements over salaries and the use of artificial intelligence have got scores of writers and actors in Hollywood on a massive strike. But there is something everyone in the industry can agree on - industrial
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In Libya, a dramatic rescue took place where 385 Pakistani migrants were freed from a smuggling warehouse near the city of Tobruk in the eastern part of the country. The group, which included children, had
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Since February 2022, Russian soldiers have forcibly taken, described as mass abductions, thousands of Ukrainian children. Melinda Simmons, British ambassador to Ukraine, believes Russia’s mass abduction of children from Ukraine is a deliberate strategy to
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Since fighting started in Sudan, according to UN estimates, more than 300,000 people have fled to Chad from Darfur. As heavy rain and wind batter makeshift camps, thousands of refugees fleeing fighting and ethnically targeted
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On the day a contentious editor associated with the far right assumed his position as editor-in-chief, journalists at France's sole Sunday newspaper ended the nation's longest media strike in decades. The journalists announced on Tuesday
