Itamar Ben-Gvir, Tally Gotliv respond to attack on Iran – Israel Politics

Far-right Israeli National Security Minister (Otzma Yehudit) Itamar Ben-Gvir hinted towards the alleged Israeli attack in Iran on Friday, on X, saying it is dardaleh, slang for weak, disappointing, or poor.  דרדל׳ה! — איתמר בן גביר (@itamarbengvir) April 19, 2024 After the Iranian attack on Israel on Sunday, Ben-Gvir tweeted, “Impressive defense until now … Read more

Why Leaders Should Pay Attention to the Rise in Organized Labor Disputes

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In 1919, the United States was gripped by two seemingly unrelated trends: a global pandemic (influenza) and a wave of labor unrest. Four million workers, or one-fifth of the labor force, went on strike that year. Flash forward a century, and history appears to be repeating itself. … Read more

Seoul bus drivers strike over pay, snarling commute in South Korea’s capital

Commuters in Seoul were left bewildered on Thursday morning, with some not being aware of the strike after the talks broke down before dawn. “I was puzzled because there were no bus schedules on the bus station screens, commuter Cho Min-sang told the Yonhap news agency. Yoo Jae-yeon, a 37-year-old AI industry researcher, told AFP … Read more

Colorado Senate advances “for-cause” eviction protections for tenants

Democrats in the Colorado Senate fought off a challenge from within their own party Monday and advanced a bill that would increase displacement protections for tenants — clearing that hurdle nearly a year after the legislative death of a similar proposal. The bill generally would give renters of apartments and other housing a right of … Read more

Elvish Yadav – Snake Venom Case: Hearing gets postponed over lawyer’s strike : Bollywood News

The Noida Police, on March 17, reportedly arrested digital influencer and Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner Elvish Yadav over his involvement in illegal supply of snake venom. While he initially denied these allegations, he later recorded a confession, accepting the crime during the questioning session which also led to his judicial custody. On March 20, … Read more

Thousands of South Korean doctors rally as healthcare standoff escalates

SEOUL: Thousands of South Korean doctors protested on Sunday (Mar 3) in Seoul in an escalating standoff with the government over medical training reforms, which has seen junior doctors quit en masse, plunging hospitals into chaos. Around 10,000 junior doctors quit and stopped working nearly two weeks ago to protest hikes to medical school admissions … Read more

Newton teachers continue strike as fines pile up

Nearly 12,000 students have been out of the classroom for more than a week in Newton as teachers remain on strike and fines continue to pile up since skipping class for the picket line is illegal in Massachusetts. The Newton Teachers Association has been fined $375,000 for canceling six consecutive school days during the strike … Read more

ASLEF’s Planned Walk-Outs Bring Disruption for Train Passengers Across England

In a concerning development for commuters and the rail industry, nationwide rail strikes in England have entered their third consecutive year, as train drivers belonging to ASLEF plan a series of rolling walk-outs between January 30 and February 6. This disruptive action is set to impact millions of passengers, with thousands of trains likely to … Read more

Soaring Hospital Parking Fees in England Spark Outcry Amidst NHS Funding Concerns

Data has emerged indicating a 50 per cent surge in hospital parking fees in England within the span of just one year. The figures, brought to light by the Liberal Democrats, expose the financial burden shouldered by visitors and patients, who collectively paid a staggering £146 million for parking during the 2022/23 fiscal year, equivalent … Read more

Minister lists ASUU’s demands already met by Nigerian govt

The Nigerian government has listed key demands of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) that it has met. The demands by the union had resulted in years of incessant strikes, leading to the shutdown of Nigerian public universities for months at various times. The Minister of Education, Tahir Mamman, a professor, on Thursday listed … Read more