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There were many casualties of the Vietnam War often represented by the young lives lost in combat. But for scores of service members who survived the war, many came home only to fight another battle related to their exposures to Agent Orange and other defoliants.

The German state of Hessen is waiving the requirement for detailed initial planning to be undertaken for the high-speed line from Fulda to Gerstungen.

RS Group to accelerate growth and value creation

The Börsenverein and Libri.Campus will lead a May 11–12 with new data showing that young consumers, 16 to 29 years old, are buying more books.

Discontent and a willingness to fight is spreading in the working class in Germany. However, success requires a perspective that can organise the struggles independently of the trade unions such as Verdi and IG Metall.

Michele McAloon: On the eve of the Feast of Mary, Mother of God, the bells of Germany spoke loudly for one of their greatest citizens.

Amid the ongoing war in the East, rampant inflation, bankruptcies and job cuts are piling up. Thousands of workers are facing the loss of their jobs and the livelihood of their families.

The death of a worker at Amazon Leipzig has cast a spotlight on the horrendous conditions that exist at such logistics giants.

Investegate announcements from RS Group PLC, Half-year Report

Further UK strikes as 40,000 rail workers bring rail network to a halt over jobs, pay, conditions and safety, postal workers in latest 24-hour strike and Liverpool dockers in new week-long stoppage; Criminal Bar Association agrees sellout deal with UK government to end long-running strikes over pay and legal aid; two-week pay strike of Transnet port and rail workers in South Africa “throttling the economy”