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Present “Great Repeal Bill” Punches Holes On Prime Minister May’s Worker’s Rights Agenda

TUC warning demonstrate a shift of power to the judges for worker’s rights if the current reappal bill Persists. The “Trades Union Congress” gave out a warning stating that the plans of the United Kingdom involving the transfer of “EU law into British statue” following Brexit will give power in the...

China to become second largest importer of wine

China will become the world's second-largest wine importer, forging ahead of Britain by 2020, Vinexpo CEO Guillaume Deglis said. Currently, China ranks fifth in the world in terms of consumption of this drink. "Wine is becoming very fashionable (in China)," Deglis told CNBC. According to Head of...

EU Ambassador Tells US To Think Twice Before Making UN Irrelevant,

The EU ambassador to the UN has sent a veiled message to the US saying that the U.S. must think twice before pulling funding from the United Nations (UN) and sending the interngovernmental organization into irrelevance. The current debate in Washington D.C. surrounding the future of the...

Skytrax names best airports in the world

Air travel portal Skytrax published results of its annual World Airport Awards. The rating is based on a survey of nearly 14 million travelers from 105 countries, with more than 550 airports participated in the study. Travelers were interviewed in order to evaluate 39 parameters of services...

To Define Trump Trade Agenda, Space Given To Mnuchin By G20 Ministers

The world's top finance officials were relieved to find new Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin polite and business-like over the weekend after they were wary of their first official encounter with U.S. President Donald Trump's blustery trade agenda. But on the issues of the newcomer's push...

Why Geert Wilders is a danger to Europe

Today the Netherlands is having parliamentary elections, the result of which can affect politics and economy of the whole of Europe. One of the leaders of the pre-election polls is Partij voor de Vrijheid (PVV) of the scandalous right-wing politician Geert Wilders. According to preliminary...

Largest Humanitarian Crisis Since 1945 Being Faced by the World, U.N. Says

The United Nations humanitarian chief said that with more than 20 million people in four countries facing starvation and famine, the world faces the largest humanitarian crisis since the United Nations was founded in 1945. "Without collective and coordinated global efforts, people will...

China ready to unban Google

American technology corporation Google keeps discussing with the Chinese authorities on a possibility of its return to the Chinese market. Some of Google's services have been blocked in the PRC in the summer of 2014. The Chinese authorities blocked Gmail mail client in December 2014, and in August...

American hackers exposed in Germany

The CIA uses the US consulate in Frankfurt am Main to conduct hacking operations throughout Europe. This became known from documents published on WikiLeaks website. The publication can have an impact on the elections in Germany. Meanwhile, US Senator John McCain accused WikiLeaks of having links...

The US Army makes a shift toward renewable energy

"Green" energy will save the planet from negative consequences of human activity". Most often we hear this when it comes to renewable energy sources. However, there is one more aspect, to which the American army has been relentlessly paying attention to in recent years: the "green" energy is...