Climate change is undoubtedly the biggest challenge we are facing this century, and although global awareness has finally been raised, there is a big gap between hankering for and accomplishing change – as demonstrations and personal responsibility will only take you so far.
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Chelsea could be about to receive a transfer windfall to help them buy Declan Rice from West Ham.
Manchester United are away to Brighton in the Premier League on Saturday
Arsenal want to sign a new centre midfielder before the summer transfer window closes.
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MATTY Taylor is bidding to help give Oxford United fans a much-needed lift at the end of a tough week.
“The defence of Scalice and academic freedom is inseparably connected to the broader issues facing educators.”
Management is demanding major concessions from its musicians, who have been furloughed without pay since March.
Throughout the course of the strike, many students admirably asserted that their fight was not only about the health and safety of themselves, but of the community as a whole.
Accepting the defence’s argument that any dramatic change in the facts surrounding the case before November 13 would have to be taken into account, Baraitser asked, “What impact on your case, say you, will the American elections have?”
The ubiquity of police violence in the US, with approximately 1,000 people killed every year, is bound up with the extreme growth of social inequality and class tensions.
Keating’s overriding concern is the explosive social and political consequences of rising unemployment resulting from the deepening crisis of the capitalist economy.
The lending law changes would see a return to the predatory policies that saw the impoverishment of thousands of households, small businesses and family farmers.
The Liberal government is determined to “reopen” the economy, even as it concedes that Canada is in the midst of a “second wave” of the pandemic that threatens to be worse than last spring.
Since the beginning of 2020, California has seen approximately 3.6 million acres burn—a testament to the growing climate crisis.
After an earlier decision to postpone the season, the Pac-12 football conference has announced games will begin November 6th.
Any antitrust action against Google by the US government, whether focused on the search or advertising aspects of the tech firm’s business, has nothing to do with stopping anti-competitive practices or protecting the rights of consumers.
Students say their calls for adequate support and transparency, quality education, reduced costs and licensing accommodations have been met with indifference and hostility from university administrators.
The teachers and parents often shared similar complaints about the unsafe conditions in schools and pressure to accept the reopening policies.
While the demands laid out by the students are limited to immediate measures, there is no doubt that they are motivated by much broader issues.
Congressional Democrats are attempting to establish a more pliant regime in the Philippines to join the US build-up to war against China.
The US has sent another high-ranking government official to Taiwan—a thinly-veiled challenge to the “One China” policy—while also planning a $7 billion military package to Taipei.
There is growing speculation that the Turkish government is preparing a renewed military offensive against US-backed Kurdish-nationalist forces in Syria.