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As the company's employees were struggling to make ends meet during the manufactured Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) "pandemic," American cereal giant Kellogg's was busy pledging [...]

This is newsday on the bbc. im monica miller in singapore. our headlines: chinas president extends a hand, and a peace plan, to russias vladimir putin, in the pairs first meeting since the invasion of ukraine. the united nations releases a major new report on climate change, dubbed a �*survivial guide for humanity. large numbers of demonstrators have taken to the streets of paris after the government narrowly survived a no confidence vote over its controversial pensions reform. more than 100 p...

Save Romania Union (USR) national leader Catalin Drula on Tuesday presented his partys proposals regarding the special state pensions, noting that...

At a meeting with ministers and party chiefs in Paris on Tuesday, French President Emmanuel Macron said that he had no plans to dissolve parliament, nor to reshuffle the cabinet, not to call a referendum…

"This is an issue we have been following with great concern", are the first remarks made over the phone by Jérôme Vignon, former president of the Social Weeks of France (SSF) and advisor to Jacques Delors during his term as European Commission president. Tensions are running high in France. Veritable urban guerrilla

Another massive bank -- and bank bailout -- has occurred as the global financial crisis that began (where else?) in the United States earlier this month continues to spread. On Monday, global [...]

Emmanuel Macron has "trampled on democracy" amid ongoing protests by forcing bills through parliament without a vote, an EU MP has claimed.

Solar and sun. all of this goes to propping up the green new deal. its not not as profitable as traditional energy. biden basically creates a government rule that tells investment managers, guys, you might need to steer the pensions over here into the green stuff because, again, theyre not as profitable as everything else. if youre a teacher and you have a pension and the government invested, go here, you say you know what, youre not going to get a 10% return. youre going to get a 5% return. you...

Theres been another night of volatile protests in france over president emmanuel macrons controversial pensions reform. this was in paris a few hours ago — demonstrators setting off fireworks aimed at police in riot gear. street battles like this have been raging for six consecutive nights in the countrys capital. police have also set off tear gas attempting to disperse the protestors. it comes a day after the french government narrowly survived a no—confidence vote in the countrys parliamen...

Mr duggan denies the charges, president macron of france faces no confidence votes on monday after his government pushed through a age raise in pensions. a day of national action is scheduled for thursday. president biden has expressed concern to the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, about his plans to overhaul the judicial system. in a phone call, mr biden offered support for finding a compromise. huge protests against the reforms have taken place across israel for the past 11 weeks. ...