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In France, even riots respect office hours, lunch breaks and overtime payThere is a unique approach in France where rioters maintain a work-life balance during their revolutionary activities. They ensure to take ...- French authorities deploy 70,000 officers for Saturday protests; Louvre and other museums closedDemonstrators plan to take to the streets again Saturday to denounce the high cost of living. Students, members of the CGT labor union and ...
- From France to Albania, social unrest is setting Europe's streets ablazeAcross Europe, a wave of protests is sweeping through as citizens express their frustration over escalating living expenses and inadequate ...
- Trump and Xi see tensions flare over AI, trade and Iran but still seek stabilityTrump and Xi are set to meet in Washington as the US-China relationship remains marked by intense competition over AI, trade and technology...
- US, Canada hold last-minute talks to stop 50% U.S. tariffs on $20 billion worth of Canadian goodsUnited States and Canada face escalating trade disputes and potential tariffs. Negotiations are intensely underway to avoid new trade restr...
- Norway launches AI chatbot to help foreign workers know their rightsNorway's Labour Inspection Authority launched a multilingual AI chatbot on December 19, 2025, to inform foreign workers about their rights ...
- US condemns French inquiry into social media platform XUS officials issued a harsh condemnation Friday of France's criminal investigation into the social network X, owned by billionaire Elon Mus...
- What’s the Temporary Foreign Worker Program that is deepening jobs and housing squeeze in CanadaCanada's Temporary Foreign Worker Program faces scrutiny. Conservative MP Jamil Jivani wants it terminated. He claims it hurts Canadian wor...
- Indian techie nervously asks for leave. French boss's 'no need to apologise' reply strikes a chord with netizensAn Indian software professional in Paris experienced a stark contrast in workplace cultures when requesting leave. Unlike the arduous proce...
- Euro gains as crisis comes to a head; South Korean won cuts losses as martial law liftedThe euro rose slightly against the U.S. dollar due to political turmoil in France. South Korean won reached a two-year low after President ...
- Elon Musk, out of control, should be threatened with arrest, says ex-Clinton secretaryRobert Reich, the former labor secretary, calls Elon Musk out of control and offers ways to limit his power, especially concerning X and Sp...
- France's new immigration bill: New visa fees for foreign students, tougher dependent rulesInitially framed as a balanced approach aimed at facilitating residency permits for migrants in labor-deficient sectors while streamlining ...
- Poland is welcoming these foreign workersPoland's population is shrinking and experiencing a labor shortage, which requires the hiring of foreign labor, including workers from Asia...
- This Canadian province is desperate for immigrants to fill in jobs. Here's the catchUnlike other provinces, Quebec gets to choose its economic immigrants. The government previously lowered the number of new permanent reside...
- China rejects Xinjiang rights abuses accusations at UN"I wish to point out that the representatives of the United States and Britain in their statements made unfounded accusations against China...
- Elisabeth Borne appointed France's new prime ministerBorne, 61, succeeds Jean Castex, whose resignation was expected after President Emmanuel Macron's reelection last month. Macron and Borne a...
- Australian minister Karen Andrews accuses China of election interferenceKaren Andrews, who is responsible for the Australian Security Intelligence Organization, the nation's main domestic spy agency, and has acc...
- Uber, Lyft spend big, win in California vote about driversThe titans of the so-called gig economy bankrolled the most expensive ballot measure in state history, which was decided Tuesday with 58% o...
- EU turns 50 but celebrations dampened by uncertainty over futureAs a law student in Lisbon in the late 1960s, Jose Manuel Barroso passed around an illicit copy of ``Je t'aime, Moi non plus'' a heavy-brea...
- Now, Europeans are more open to outsourcing: E&YDespite a growing recognition of the quality advantage, the primary motivation to outsource still comes from cost savings.IT service megave...
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