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US importers stockpiling Italian prosecco amid fears of potential tariffs
During the first Trump administration, Italian wines were exempt from tariffs, and as of right now, no duties have been declared against European allies. However, to safeguard the market, Prosecco importers and distributors say they are...
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Car industry crisis: Automobile workers don't believe taxing Chinese EVs is the solution
The protest comes as the European Commission is considering imposing heavy tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
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European electric car crisis: Audi's Brussels factory faces uncertain future
Audi's plant in Belgium's capital assembles a €80,000 electric SUV, which is too expensive for Europeans. After 2025, production will likely relocate to Mexico, and workers and unions are not happy.
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Understanding the poem ‘The Class Game’ by Mary Casey
Pupil outcome: I can explain how Casey presents the conflict between the ruling and the working classes. Key learning points: - Casey shows pride in her working class roots. - The poem was written when Margaret Thatcher came to power as...
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Monopsony Labor Markets: Effects and Interventions
The video discusses the concept of a monopsony, which occurs when there is only one buyer in a market, such as the government in the public sector. The video explains the differences between the outcomes of a monopsony labor market and a...
Step Back History
Why is there no American Left Wing Party?
If there’s one thing you hear over and over again in the American political discourse, it’s socialism as a word to represent generic badness. And America indeed doesn’t appear to have a left-wing party in their political system. Many...
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Understanding Labor Market Imperfections: Minimum Wages, Trade Unions, and Wage Discrimination
The video discusses labor-market imperfections and their effects on real-world people. It focuses on three main imperfections: minimum wages, trade unions, and wage discrimination. The video uses diagrams to explain non-binding and...
TLDR News
How Labour Will Choose Their New Leader - TLDR Explains
With Corbyn set to stand down as Leader of the Opposition in the coming months, we've begun to see the race to replace him unfold. In this video, we take a look at the process Labour use to select their leaders, and will explain how the...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Does Inflation Targeting Make the Poor Poorer?
Central banks' shooting for a specific rate of inflation may seem like gospel now, but it wasn’t always that way. Mario Seccareccia, professor of economics at the University of Ottawa, traces the history of the policy from New Zealand to...
Press Association
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson addresses TUC conference in Brighton - full speech
New ReviewEducation Secretary Bridget Phillipson addressed the TUC conference in Brighton on Tuesday afternoon, where she promised that the Government will deliver the Employment Rights Bill “in full”. She assured delegates that amendments which...
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Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson addresses TUC conference - Q&A section
New ReviewQ&A section of Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson's address to the TUC conference in Brighton on Tuesday.
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School secretaries and caretakers begin an indefinite strike action
New ReviewSchool secretaries and caretakers gathered for a rally outside the Department of Public Expenditure, as indefinite strike action begins. They are campaigning for 2,600 school staff to be included in the public service pension scheme and...
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Thousands rally in Seoul against President Lee Jae Myung’s reforms
South Koreans protest in Seoul, saying the new government is ignoring public concerns in its reform plans.
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Yellow Vest Anniversary: Has anything changed?
Exactly one year ago protests about fuel prices sparked a mass movement challenging French President Emmanuel Macron.
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Increasing risk of cancer in the workplace
Everybody knows that being a firefighter carries risks. But long term problems are less known. Cancer has become their worst enemy, because of the toxic fumes they inhale during their interventions. To find out more, Euronews spoke to...
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Germany encouraged, UK worried over Opel-Vauxhall sale to PSA
General Motors and PSA Peugeot Citroen continue their efforts to get government support for the sale of GM’s European Opel-Vauxhall division to PSA. Germany’s Deputy Economy Minister Matthias Machnig said initial talks with the carmakers...
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Could China replace US in Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal?
The US withdrawal is a body-blow to the Trans-Pacific Partnership ((TPP) agreement. But other nations involved are not about to abandon their commitment to free trade. Japan is the only country to have actually ratified the TPP. Having...
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Call for Muslim Christmas bonus cut sparks outrage in Austria
In the superheated Austrian presidential election atmosphere a hastily-deleted social media post from an Austrian trade union close to the Freedom Party is causing a stir. Austrian trade union suggests Muslims shouldn’t be eligible for...
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Uber drivers fight for workers rights in London
Uber is facing a challenge to its business model at an employment tribunal in Britain. Two Uber drivers in London have brought a test case arguing the ride service is acting unlawfully by not offering paid holidays and sick pay. The...
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Argentina protests: Multiple unions strike over budget cuts
Major trade unions in Argentina have gone on general strike for the second time
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Argentina economic turmoil: Thousands protest planned reforms by president
Argentineans have been rallying in Buenos Aires against sweeping economic reforms pro-posed by right-wing President Javier Milei
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EU moves step closer to strengthened gig workers' rights, as ministers reach agreement
Some countries argue the deal does not go far enough.
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South Africans protest against rising living costs and corruption
Labour activists hit by the country's economic crisis say they are getting frustrated with the ANC.
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France: Strikes continue amid growing fuel shortages
One trade union has vowed to continue strike action that is causing fuel shortages in France.