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As the federal election looms, a wave of young Australians, comprising nearly half of the voter base, is emerging as a powerful voice advocating for human rights. They are prioritising …
Young Voters Demand Human Rights Issues Take Centre Stage in Federal Election Read More
At the 58th session of the Commission on Population and Development, UK Ambassador to ECOSOC, Tara Soomro, affirmed the UK’s unwavering commitment to gender equality, human rights, and sustainable development. …
The UK’s Unwavering Commitment to Gender Equality at CPD58 Read More
The Australia Institute has launched a compelling campaign targeting the gas industry’s exploitation of Australia, showcasing the mantra that ‘Big Gas is taking the piss’. This initiative highlights alarming practices, …
The Australia Institute’s Campaign Exposes Big Gas Exploitation Read More
As Pakistan embarks on a new wave of deportations targeting Afghan nationals, Amnesty International steps forward with its poignant campaign, undothedeadline. Launching a touching collection of narratives titled “Treat us …
Amnesty International Launches #undothedeadline Campaign for Afghan Refugees Read More
The UK Labour government, having initially promised to restore development spending to 0.7% of gross national income, has dramatically reversed course, setting the aid budget to a mere 0.3% by …
The Moral Implications of Slashing UK Aid Read More
In the unfolding narrative of Berlin’s transit workforce, the Verdi union faces a pivotal moment in its contract negotiations with BVG. Despite calls for an all-out strike to bolster demands …
Berlin Transit Workers Stand United Against Arbitration Threats Read More
As political tides shift, Keir Starmer stands poised for his last Prime Minister’s Questions before the Easter break, while anticipation mounts for President Trump’s sweeping global tariff announcement tonight. This …
Starmer Faces Pressure to Unite Against Trump Tariffs with EU and Canada Read More
Berlin, renowned for its creative pulse, faces a staggering €130 million cut to arts and culture funding, impacting 265,000 jobs and an annual turnover of €44 billion. These cuts, driven …
Berlin’s Cultural Crisis: The Impact of €130 Million Funding Cuts Read More
In a recent gathering of Sioux Falls Rotarians, the discussion turned to the economic implications of tariffs. Joe Santos, the Director of the Ness School of Management and Economics at …
Sioux Falls Rotary Explores Tariffs and Veteran Support Read More
On Wednesday, the Verdi union initiated a two-day strike in Berlin’s public transport, impacting U-Bahn, tram, and most bus services. The strike, commencing at 3am, is a response to stalled …
Germany Today: Strikes, Politics, and Unexpected Honesty Read More