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- La malnutrition au banquet des puissants ?
- Union européenne : un président pour quoi faire ?
- La main de Henry
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FT International Economy
- ECB unwinds liquidity support for banks
- Transcript: View from the Top with Robert Zoellick, president of the World Bank
- China can build on the base of its sound banks
- Tackling systemic risk is no job for the status quo
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- China: American and Chinese Students Fight for Rights of Workers
- Global: Unions shame Vale CFO in Madrid and protest in Seoul
- Israel: ITUC Condemns Israel’s Settlement Expansion
- Germany: German union to represent T-Mobile USA workers
- Global: ITUC Mourns the Passing of Global Trade Union Leader Neil Kearney
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- LeftStreamed: Was the German Election a Turning Point? November 21, 2009As a result of the recent German elections, Conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel, who was leading a coalition government with the social democratic SPD since 2005, will also lead Germany's next government, this time with support from the liberal FDP.
- Bullet: Morbid Symptoms: Current Healthcare Struggles November 20, 2009Leo Panitch and Colin Leys have just brought out the 2010 annual volume of the Socialist Register, Morbid Symptoms: Health Under Capitalism, published by Merlin Press in London, Monthly Review Press in the U.S. and Fernwood Books in Canada. The book provides a path-breaking assessment of health under capitalism.
- What's New: Control the geography, control the people November 20, 2009Just over a month ago Palestinian geographer and director of the 'Center for Global Consciousness' Saed Abu-Hijleh spoke at the University of Toronto. Traveling to the North American continent was no escape.
- Bullet: Escalation of Afghanistan War: Canada Faces a Fateful Decision November 18, 2009The United States and its imperialist partners are losing their war of conquest in Afghanistan and a further escalation is required. Canada’s Conservative Party government now faces the thorny problem of bringing its policy into line with U.S. plans. General Stanley McChrystal, the head of the U.S. armed forces in Afghanistan, says more troops are needed if […]
- What's New: Bolivarian Revolution November 17, 2009We are concerned with the issue of socialism, but there is sometimes a big difference between what is said and what is done in reality.
- Bullet: Public Sector Workers: The Recession's Next Victims? November 16, 2009I fear that Tom Walkom of the Toronto Star is bang on when he argues that the next victims of the recession will be public sector workers. As he writes: "The federal government has already signalled plans to get tough with its workers. In Ontario, Premier Dalton McGuinty gave notice this week that the province’s public sector -- including nurses, doctor […]
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