The 1998 Good Friday Agreement was signed between the pro-Ireland and pro-United Kingdom populace of Northern Ireland. Here’s all about it.

The limbo means more uncertainty and delays to government decision-making at a time when many people in Northern Ireland are struggling wit...

Hopes for a resumption of Brexit talks between United Kingdom and European Union have finally been raised after Northern Ireland Minister C...

British unionists there say the checks are fraying the bonds between Northern Ireland and the rest of the U.K., seen by some unionists as a...

Workers, under the aegis of the Joint Action Committee, staged a demonstration outside the main gate of the VSP, raising slogans against th...

Veteran CPI leader, trade unionist and former Deputy Speaker of Kerala Legislative Assembly, C A Kurian, died at his residence in Munnar on...

Chakraborty, the three-time transport minister of West Bengal from 1982 to 1996, was admitted to the hospital after he tested positive for ...

Fernandes, who served as defence minister between 1998 and 2004, died Tuesday morning after a prolonged illness. He was 88.

An active trade unionist, he was involved in the railway strike in 1974, which disrupted train services across the country and invited a ma...

76-year-old Rashtrapal, a Congress member of the Upper House from Modi's home state Gujarat, died here this morning after suffering a massi...

Lee, the city-state's prime minister for 31 years and widely respected as the architect of Singapore's prosperity, died of severe pneumonia...

The move was proposed under the amendments to the Employees' Provident Fund & Miscellaneous Provisions Act.

Pradhan began his journalistic career in Chitra, a Marathi daily and later became its Editor. He joined Loksatta in 1969 and retired in 198...

Industrial belt is witnessing a riveting fight among seasoned politician, a trade unionist, lawyer and retired IPS officer

The 73-year-old bachelor, also the AITUC Vice President, breathed his last following old-age related problems, the sources said.

Amid differences between representatives of employees and employers, the EPFO failed to take a decision on the interest rate to be paid.

The number of activists killed rose to 144 from 115 in 2005, while 800 were injured or tortured and more than 5,000 arrested and 500 jailed.