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Europe's farmers have blocked the continent's capital cities and seized the political agenda in recent weeks, as mounting anger over a series of disparate issues – including retail prices, trade (...)

Equal Times is a trilingual news and opinion website focusing on labour, human rights, culture, development, the environment, politics and the economy from a social justice (...)

Equal Times is a trilingual news and opinion website focusing on labour, human rights, culture, development, the environment, politics and the economy from a social justice (...)

Europe is changing. These changes, including plummeting birth rates, an ageing population and increased urbanisation, which are taking place throughout most of the developed world, are inexorably (...)

Artificial intelligence continues to develop at a breakneck pace, transforming one industry after another. One area where AI has already proven successful is in improving the day-to-day lives of (...)

Series: Labour Perspectives on China #4 -Ambet Yuson and Tos Q. Añonuevo The global dominance of Chinese construction companies means that their engagement with trade unions is also large-scale and pervasive. For the global union Building and Wood Workers’ International (BWI), organising workers in these major contractors for infrastructure projects worldwide has become a strategic…

It took 49-year-old community healthcare worker Netradipa Patil two years to realise that she had stopped pursuing her hobby. Despite being surrounded by several psychology and mental health (...)

Equal Times is a trilingual news and opinion website focusing on labour, human rights, culture, development, the environment, politics and the economy from a social justice (...)

In the heart of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania's six million-strong port city and commercial capital, a dramatic scene unfolded in November 2023 as two municipal workers deftly used a roaring chainsaw to (...)

And so we come to the end of another year. 2023 has been eventful, to say the least, but away from the daily headlines of epoch-making events that can be found all over broadcast, print and (...)