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Several different companies on the employers side and one trade union, and that makes it more complex to come up with a solution, but i think a third party, sitting objectively, asking both sides too thick about areas that they agree on rather than disagree well start to take some of the heat out of the situation. the? the heat out of the situation. they do seem to _ the heat out of the situation. they do seem to have _ the heat out of the situation. they do seem to have fun _ the heat out of th...

They would say of them being able to express these grievances they have upped the security control. they say that -- on the other side, its also an indication of the great frustration in the capital of both finland and also sweden at turkeys ability to continue to be very vocal about blocking their plans to join the military alliance. , remember they say that theres a big summit taking place at the end of june and is believed that if this deadlock cannot be broken between now and then, well the ...

The developing world says it needs $100 billion a year to help fund that. the hope is deadlock can be broken in nairobi this week. we have been told by scientists we only have this century and we only have one planet, there is no planet b. the mountain gorilla shows we can save species from the brink of extinction. the question now is whether the world is now ready to commit the money and resources to make it happen on a much bigger scale. justin rowlatt, bbc news, windy impenetrable forest. win...

Growth where asset prices are rising but real incomes arent changing since the mid 1990s. the real pressures of today, war and pandemic, start to collide with the financialization of certainly, the last 15 years if not the last 40. >> i want to pick up on what you were saying at the end there, because it seems to be very powerful and slightly depressing point that the american political system has been so broken, really, for decades now, that congress can almost never actually do what its meant ...

World Trade Organisation members have reached a string of deals and commitments aimed to limit overfishing, broaden production of COVID-19 vaccines in the developing world and reform a 27-year-old trade body that has been back on its heels in recent years

>> no vice president in 230 years of history, had ever claimed to have that kind of authority, hadnt claimed authority to reject electoral votes, had not claimed authority to return electoral votes pack to the states in the entire history of the united states, not once had a joint session ever returned electoral votes back to the states to be counted. >> as u.s. district judge david carter wrote back in march, this was always a coup in seven of a legal theory. even the trump lawyer who pushed th...

Back pocket to try and break the deadlock. this is preventing a functioning executive being formed in northern ireland which is in detriment to the people in ulster because many of the initiatives which the executive should be bringing forward, many of the ways it can assist companies are being held back if we do not have a functioning government in northern ireland. ., , ., ., ireland. one more question, away from the northern _ ireland. one more question, away from the northern ireland - irela...

Protocol and restore political stability, adding the uk would prefer a negotiated solution. in response, the vice president of the european commission said the eu had offered workable solutions that unilateral action was damaging to mutual trust and a formula for uncertainty. the uks neighbour agrees. uncertainty. the uks neighbour aurees. uncertainty. the uks neighbour a . rees. ., , uncertainty. the uks neighbour aurees. ., , , uncertainty. the uks neighbour aurees. , ., , agrees. the uk has b...

Adding the uk would prefer a negotiated solution. in response, the vice president of the european commission, maros sefcovic, said the eu had offered workable solutions and that unilateral action was damaging to mutual trust and a formula for uncertainty. the uks nearest neighbour agrees. the uk has been in many ways a standard—bearer for international law and the protection of international law for many years. this is damaging that reputation in a very fundamental way but it is also a new low...

Told her eu counterparts this morning the planned legislation would fix the problems with the northern ireland protocol and restore political stability, adding the uk would prefer a negotiated solution. in response, the vice president of the european commission, maros sefcovic, said the eu had offered workable solutions and that unilateral action was damaging to mutual trust and a formula for uncertainty. the uks nearest neighbour agrees. the uk has been in many ways a standard—bearer for inte...