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Europe’s Gen Z is out on the barricades: What's bothering the youth?
In a wave of activism, youth in France, Belgium, Ireland, and Spain are taking to the streets to address critical challenges affecting their lives. Protesters highlight issues such as the failing education system in France, the financial hurdles in Irish higher education, and the steep rental prices pushing Spaniards into dependency. These movements underscore deep-seated generational anxieties, pointing to a widespread sentiment of uncertainty that resonates throughout Europe.
Trump says he'd like to see a unified Ireland as he visits for golf at his Doonbeg course
US President Donald Trump expressed support for a unified Ireland during his recent visit. He met with Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin and President Catherine Connolly in Dublin. Trump's comments on Irish unity are politically charged and historically sensitive. Protests occurred in Dublin against the US President's visit and policies. His son, Eric Trump, defended the family's business investments in Ireland.
Trump meets Ireland's leaders before heading to his golf club in Doonbeg
President Donald Trump visited Dublin for talks with Irish leaders. He also attended a major golf tournament at his own course. Protests occurred in Dublin against the President's visit and policies. His son defended the family's investments and local support in Ireland. Trade and economic ties were discussed during the official meetings.
India envoy hopes Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman visits Delhi ‘much sooner’
Indian envoy Dinesh Trivedi emphasized dialogue for resolving bilateral challenges between neighbors. He expressed hope that Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's India visit should occur much sooner. Uncertainty surrounds the proposed visit amid recent strains in bilateral ties. Officials have been in contact for weeks, seeking a propitious environment for the trip. The envoy aims for a golden period of relations between India and Bangladesh.
‘Microsoft powered genocide for 994 days’: Employee quits in dramatic resignation email, sends 'unhappy email' to thousands of company's employees. Here's what he wrote
A Microsoft employee in Italy has resigned, alleging the tech giant fuels Israel's military actions in Gaza. His farewell email claims Microsoft's data centers and cloud services have "powered the genocide of our people in Palestine" for nearly three years. The employee cites reports of Israeli intelligence using Microsoft's Azure platform for surveillance data, a claim Microsoft denies, stating it found no evidence of harm to civilians.
Anti-migrant politics spark resurgence of racism, say some Britons of colour
Recent incidents of violence and protests have heightened racial tensions in Britain, leading some ethnic minorities to feel increasingly unsafe. While rare, these events are being amplified by right-wing groups, tapping into concerns about national identity and immigration. Attitudes towards immigration have hardened, with reports of rising racist incidents across various sectors, including healthcare and the workplace, raising fears of a regression to past racial hostility.
Northern Ireland violence: How a deadly knife attack led to riots, rise of anti-migrant demand?
Northern Ireland riots: Politicians from both parts of Northern Ireland’s power-sharing government condemned the violence.
Anti-immigrant violence erupts across Belfast after knife attack
Violence erupted in Belfast after a knife attack. Masked individuals targeted homes and vehicles. Families were forced from their houses. Police responded to multiple incidents across Northern Ireland. The attacks followed a viral video of the stabbing. Officials condemned the actions. The suspect faces charges. This incident follows previous anti-immigrant unrest.
Anti-immigrant protests flare up across Belfast after knife attack
Riots erupted in Belfast after a man was charged with attempted murder following a knife attack. Protesters set vehicles ablaze, including a bus. Police deployed armoured vehicles to control the situation. The incident follows recent protests and heightened tensions surrounding immigration policies in Britain. The suspect is due in court.
Some immigrants are already leaving the US in 'self-deportations' as Trump's threats loom
Michel Berrios, a Nicaraguan student uprising leader, left the U.S. fearing deportation under Trump's administration despite her legal status. She sought asylum in Ireland, reflecting growing anxiety among vulnerable migrants. Berrios' story highlights the impact of Trump's immigration policies on legally permitted individuals.
Trying to capitalize on anti-migrant riots could backfire on UK's far right
Violent unrest broke out in England and Northern Ireland due to false claims about an asylum-seeker. The riots caused looting and attacks but faced widespread public condemnation. Far-right politicians urged stricter immigration controls, despite disinformation sparking the violence. Public opinion strongly opposed the rioters, suggesting possible long-term effects on political discourse.
Who is striking in UK today? Trouble brews as personnel from several sectors take on strikes on December 15
England, Wales and Northern Ireland will see major strikes today i.e. December 15. Nurses and other medical personnel will take up the charge of these strikes. Furthermore, airport personnel, civil servants and teachers are also on strike.
Rural Indians join rush to study abroad as prospects dim at home
While middle-class Indians have for decades sought better prospects in other countries, worsening economic conditions are now driving families from poorer rural areas like Sachin's to make big investments to set up new lives for their children overseas.
A timeline of the impact of the national security law on Hong Kong
Media tycoon Jimmy Lai is given a new prison sentence of 14 months over his role in an unauthorised assembly on Oct. 1, 2019, and 47 activists are back in court, here is a timeline of developments.
UK does U-turn on board-level exam results after failed computer algorithm
"We now believe it is better to offer young people and parents certainty by moving to teacher assessed grades for both A and AS level and GCSE results," UK Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said in a statement.
Bridge to Dublin: The fascinating connections between Ireland and India
Flag colours and alphabetical placement are just some of the coincidental connections between Ireland and India.
India's democracy has been put on notice by sustained onslaught, says Ashwani Kumar
Remarks come in the backdrop of the intolerance debate in India with many writers, artists and activist members expressing alarm over the issue in the past few months.
UK leader sets economic growth as top 2011 goal
Prime Minister David Cameron has pledged to prioritize jobs and economic growth in 2011, but his New Year's message warns of tough times ahead.
Tricolour crusade on Facebook farmlands
Why is the Indian tricolour missing on Facebook's game?
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