Bloombergadded this to Bloomberg · 11hOpinion Economic Growth is Making Many Egyptians PoorerBloomberg - Amr Adly If Egypt is the Middle East’s fastest-growing economy, why are so more and more Egyptians becoming poorer? The question has exercised economists …
Italy TIMELINE: How did Italian politics get to where it is today?thelocal.it - AFP Italians vote on March 4th, 2018, in an uncertain election marked by a far-right and populist surge and a campaign dominated by anger against …
Oxfordshire, UK Number of rough sleepers falls in Oxford, city council saysoxfordmail.co.uk - Nathan Briant THE number of people Oxford City Council counted sleeping on its streets dropped last month from May's total – but it insisted the figure is still …
Delaware Letters to the Editor: Help our troubled children - Delaware State Newsdelawarestatenews.net This is not rocket science! We all know the significant attributes and benefits of well-trained service dogs. Although there have been no scientific …
Birmingham Mail · 11hCrime Revealed: Shocking scale of Birmingham youth centre closures as knife crime rockets across citybirminghammail.co.uk - Jane Haynes The shocking impact of cuts to Birmingham's youth services is laid bare in our startling investigation Weeds as tall as the teenagers who used to play …
Edinburgh Theatre review: Pops, Assembly Roxy, Edinburghscotsman.com - Joyce McMillan On a minimal set that hints at a comfortless living room, Dad is watching telly. He likes, oddly, to watch Masterchef while also listening to …
NPRadded this to Most Emailed Stories · 1dWorld News Critics Complain Mexico's Austerity Plan Has Gone Too FarNPR - Carrie KahnMexico's president has cut thousands of government jobs to fight corruption. Critics say he is putting the country in danger — especially when it comes to attracting foreign investment. Mexico's new president
Taxes Staikouras to FT: Tax cuts a ‘key priority’ekathimerini.com - info@kathimerini.gr Tax cuts that will boost growth will be a “key priority,” Finance Minister Christos Staikouras said in an interview with the Financial Times. Tax cuts …
Saifullah Khanadded this to Personal · 2dCapitalism The end of capitalism has begunThe Guardian - Paul MasonWithout us noticing, we are entering the postcapitalist era. At the heart of further change to come is information technology, new ways of working and the sharing economy. The old ways will take a long
The Guardianadded this to Top Stories · 2dBrexit 'The monster to slay before domestic policies is Brexit': readers on Corbyn's speechThe Guardian - Guardian readers and Rachel Obordo‘Jeremy you are right but you must be prepared to stand aside to allow someone else to be come caretaker PM’ Yes Jeremy, I agree. You are absolutely right. The problems of the UK run far deeper than Brexit.
IMF The IMF’s Latest Victims | by Jayati Ghoshproject-syndicate.org - Jayati Ghosh NEW DELHI – The process of selecting the International Monetary Fund’s next managing director must change. In particular, the tradition of choosing a …
Sean Sadleradded this to POLITICS · 2dPrivate Sector We Need To Do More To Understand The Root Causes Affecting The UK's 'Left Behind' CommunitiesHuffPost UK - By Matt Leach Britain’s towns need more than just economic investment, Local Trust CEO Matt Leach writes. For much of the post-war period, life in England for the …
Bankruptcy PTI Govt saved country from bankruptcy: Dr Firdousnation.com.pk - Web Desk Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Information and Broadcasting, Dr. Firdous Ashiq Awan on Monday said that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf …
Pakistan NAB shouldn’t move against bureaucrats on its own: task forcesdawn.com - Intikhab Hanif LAHORE: Two task forces on civil service reforms — austerity and restructuring — have recommended that the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) …
Daily Mirroradded this to Daily Mirror · 2dJeremy Corbyn Jeremy Corbyn vows biggest change since 1979 in election attack on Boris Johnsonmirror.co.uk - Ben Glaze The Labour leader wants to make character a crunch issue when voters go to the ballots at the next general election Jeremy Corbyn will attack Boris …
Bloombergadded this to Markets · 2dInvesting Tired of Austerity, Russians Turn to Credit to Top Up IncomesBloomberg - Anna Andrianova After five years of stagnating incomes, Russians are increasingly dipping into savings and taking out loans to cover the cost of basic …
The Hindu Groupadded this to The Hindu · 3dKerala Cut in Plan size vital to weather fiscal crisisthehindu.com - N.J. Nair A cut in the the Plan size of government departments and re-prioritisation of projects have become imperative to weather the grave fiscal crisis …
Daily Mirroradded this to Crime · 3dCrime (UK) 'We must protect those who protect us,' says Police Federation chairmirror.co.uk - Mirror.co.uk John Apter, Chair of the Police Federation, writes in the Sunday Mirror: My thoughts were immediately with PC Andrew Harper's family - news of a …
Scrolladded this to The Latest · 4dSudan Sudan: Civilian-led opposition and ruling military council sign power-sharing dealscroll.in - Scroll Staff Sudan’s ruling military council and pro-democracy civilian opposition alliance signed a landmark power-sharing deal on Saturday, reported The …
Dundee Saturday Journal: Golf course decision tees up bleak times for investment - The Courierthecourier.co.uk - by Stefan Morkis Admittedly, I’ve only played once and, while my performance drew favourable comparisons to that of North Korean dictator Kim Jung-Il, the game has …
VICE · 5dOpioids The Government Is Ignoring the UK's Drug CrisisVICE - David HillierEngland and Wales are mired in a public health crisis, but does anyone care? This was the question repeatedly asked after the release of yesterday's Office for National Statistics (ONS) report into drug
KKaren Thompsonadded this to Poverty · 5dPoverty Key points from UN envoy's report on poverty in Britain | Poverty | The GuardianThe Guardian - Patrick ButlerKey points from UN envoy’s report on poverty in Britain Summary of Philip Alston’s report which says austerity has inflicted misery on UK citizens The UK government is in a state of denial about the impact
Euronewsadded this to Africanews · 5dHarare Photos: Zimbabwe riot police clamp down on Harare protestersafricanews.com - AfricaNews Riot police deployed in the Zimbabwe capital Harare fired tear gas at opposition demonstrators who turned up to protest despite a court order against …
The Wall Street Journal. · 5dMargaret Thatcher ‘Blinded by the Light’ Review: Born to InspireThe Wall Street Journal. - Joe MorgensternA teen of Pakistani descent growing up under the austerity of Margaret Thatcher’s Britain finds a source of joy in the music of Bruce Springsteen. As you watch “Blinded by the Light,” don’t let its earnest
The Globe and Mail · 5dSchools Here’s a lesson: When it comes to public school design, Ontario will get what it pays forThe Globe and Mail - Alex BozikovicWhat should a school be like? In Ontario these days, it has to be cheap. The province’s Minister of Education, Stephen Lecce, announced earlier this month, on Aug. 7, that his ministry is pushing for school
Daily Postadded this to News · 5dNews (Wales) Revealed: The 'shocking' rise in drug deaths which has broken records in North Walesdailypost.co.uk - Claire Miller, Lydia Morris Denbighshire saw the biggest increase in the region and Wrexham saw the biggest drop Drugs are causing a record number of "preventable" deaths in …
The Canaryadded this to The Canary · 6dChuka Umunna Chuka Umunna’s response to Corbyn’s Brexit plan will have you in stitchesthecanary.co - Emily Apple Jeremy Corbyn has released a plan to stop a no-deal Brexit. It’s a simple proposal. Following MPs backing a vote of no-confidence in Boris Johnson’s …
The Economist · 6dNews (U.S.) “The middle class that voted for him has turned against him”—Macri’s reckoningThe Economist The Intelligence“The middle class that voted for him has turned against him”—Macri’s reckoning Also on the daily podcast: rampant wildfires in the …
Daily Mirroradded this to Daily Mirror · 6dUK News Three quarter of Brits believe Brexit and austerity has destroyed community feelmirror.co.uk - Jack Peat Brexit divisions and a lack of government funding into local initiatives have been blamed for eroding a sense of togetherness at a local level Three …
Cities The resilience of neoliberal urbanismopendemocracy.net - www.opendemocracy.net Yesterday morning (27th January 2014) I noticed a few tweets announcing the Guardian’s new “Cities” section. The newspaper has a track record of …
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