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Welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, im karishma vaswani. the headlines... normal air traffic operations are slowly resuming in the us after flights were halted with questions being raised on what caused the fault. tens of thousands of ambulance workers and call handlers go on strike in england and wales. in what will be seen as another move to counter china in east asia, the uk and japan sign a major new defence agreement. and sharp spending cuts and huge tax hikes in sri lanka, a...

French unions have called cross-sector strikes and street rallies for 19 January in an announcement made less than two hours after Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne unveiled deeply unpopular plans to reform…

When is they met to confer and advise the fda and the cdc. kate? >> so interesting. elizabeth, thank you so much for that. joining me is senator bernie sanders, the incoming their of the senate health, pensions and labor committee. you wrote a letter to moderna, and you called this price hike outrageous. i want to also read what we have heard so far from moderna, the ceo telling "wall street journal" on monday -- i would think this type of price is consistent with the value of the vaccine. hav...

It is expected that the retirement age will be raised from 62 currently, to 64 or 65.

The French government is set to announce its proposals for overhauling the pension system later on Tuesday, in a potentially explosive reform fraught with danger for President Emmanuel Macron. 

French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne unveiled a radical overhaul on Tuesday night of the country's pension payments which aims at raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 by 2030.

Hello and welcome. president macron�*s government is set to announce a major reform in frances pension system later today in a move that could prove very unpopular with the majority of its people. when the proposals were first mooted before the pandemic, large nationwide strikes paralysed the country and hundreds of thousands of workers took to the streets to protest. france has one of the lowest retirement ages in the world, and at 14% of economic output, its pension system also costs more th...

A way premonition? did he might remember or did he think there was probably a chance that there would be likely given his long tenure in washington and his pensions for forgetting that there might be a classified document in his weight? >> martha: this is the problem look at sandy berger, general petraeus, donald trump, look at joe biden now, they all i would imagine no it is and everybody does this kind of thing. either this is an indictable offense and it breaks the law, or it doesnt. we need ...

Little bit, butjanuary and february�*s bell is going to be very painful, even with the rate of discount to the government is offering. come march — april, when that drop significantly, we are going to have to make some hard choices, and what ifind to make some hard choices, and what i find frustrating is that the government doesn�*t realise that every day, i am paying into their coffers, i pay vat, i pay on wages can i pay income tax, national insurance, pensions, i pay fuelled duty, tax o...

Important, their argument wasjust important, their argument was just about important, their argument wasjust about the whole conception of society, their argument is, why should working people have to pay when the government is giving all sorts of freebies out to big business and the stockholders and shareholders, and antiquated companies and so on? thats their argument, but theres also an argument, but theres also an argument they“re putting which is that the situation is not nearly as bad as...