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EU politics
Left Foot Forward: UK McDonald’s workers are going back on strike
The union representing numerous McDonald’s workers has notified multiple stores to expect strikes over better pay and treatment, as part of an international day of action for fast food worker’s rights, on 12 November 2019. […]
Economics
Ann Pettifor: Why the Federal Reserve is as much to blame for Turkey’s economic crisis as Donald Trump
It is necessary to point to the Fed’s actions to understand tremors in world markets, but central bankers should never have been held solely responsible for the restoration of macroeconomic stability Read here
EU politics
Middle East Eye: Sweden ‘can’t meet’ some of Turkey’s demands for Nato bid
‘Turkey wants things that we can’t give it’, says Swedish prime minister as Ankara continues to block Stockholm and Finland Nato bids Read Here
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