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How coronavirus is impacting workers in the electronics supply chain

Ella Wilkinson 6 April 2020 How coronavirus is impacting workers in the electronics supply chain2020-04-06T14:22:54+01:00 Comment No Comment
With millions of UK workers last week told to work from home, many are finding themselves increasingly reliant on technology. The demand for electronic tablets increased in China during quarantine…
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Interview: Meet the activist who brought the youth climate strike to China

James Hanson 14 June 2019 Interview: Meet the activist who brought the youth climate strike to China2019-06-14T18:39:07+01:00 Comment No Comment
The youth climate strike started when the then 15 year old Greta Thunberg decided to strike from her school in Sweden in August 2018. Since then, the movement has been…
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The good, the bad and the ugly: Global Green leaders discuss the Paris climate talks

Joe Lo 15 November 2015 The good, the bad and the ugly: Global Green leaders discuss the Paris climate talks2016-01-07T20:18:28+00:00 Comment No Comment
Flood Wall St West, San Francisco Financial District, September 28, 2015. The mural reads: “Stop Climate Chaos Profiteers #FloodTheSystem”. Photo by Peg Hunter On Monday, the Global Greens hosted a…
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The Hong Kong test

Ellie Price 25 November 2014 The Hong Kong test2014-11-29T23:07:49+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* No Comment
One thing China has in common with the UK is four football teams. China, like Scotland, is older than the concept of “nation-state”. But whereas the Scots held a referendum…
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Hong Kong is Occupied – but what comes next?

GabbyWong 3 October 2014 Hong Kong is Occupied – but what comes next?2014-11-20T13:02:11+00:00 Global No Comment
Hong Kong, with its gleaming skyscrapers and an economy relatively unscathed by the 2008 global crash, is the poster boy of free market capitalism. Since its handover back to its…
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Art beyond oil: on Ai Weiwei, Ali Ferzat and Ahmed Bassiouny

Bright Green Editors 17 December 2011 Art beyond oil: on Ai Weiwei, Ali Ferzat and Ahmed Bassiouny2011-12-17T09:30:42+00:00 Environment No Comment
‘Not if but when: Culture Beyond Oil’ is a new publication from PLATFORM, Liberate Tate, and Art Not Oil which sets out to discuss oil sponsorship of the arts. In…
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Export led growth, Mr Cameron?

Adam Ramsay 16 April 2011 Export led growth, Mr Cameron?2011-04-16T18:00:05+01:00 No Comment
This week sees another kick in the face for the Tory's economic strategy. Government cuts may have sucked enough demand out of the UK economy to help keep inflation down…
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The Yellow and White Minstrel Show

JonathanKent 10 December 2010 The Yellow and White Minstrel Show2010-12-10T15:54:21+00:00 8 Comments
So Jim Naughtie accidentally renamed the Culture Secretary Jeremy Cunt. And an hour after Naughtie did it so did Andrew Marr. It was the broadcasting equivalent of a motorway pile…
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EXCLUSIVE: Labour’s new ad

Gary Dunion 16 April 2010 EXCLUSIVE: Labour’s new ad2014-12-04T18:30:13+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 5 Comments
Yesterday's debate's biggest gaffe was undoubtedly David Cameron's hamfisted 'Axis of Evil' speech, citing China (along with Iran) as the reason we need nuclear missiles. “Are we really happy to…
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