“Milan is an open city and there is not just a network, but a dialoguing one”Read the full article
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Paul Mason: “What we want is to deepen the political offer for the people who voted for Brexit...we have to make them understand that the real enemy is [...]Read the full article
“The issue with refugees and asylum seekers is not about resources, it’s about politics”Read the full article
Elections and political wrangling between the government and the opposition have held up approval of a law that will make it easier for the [...]Read the full article
“We do cartoons not because we want to make funny gags. It’s a life and death situation for us, every day”Read the full article
"These attitudes and policies risk being one of our biggest exports," says Sam Wallman, Australian cartoonistRead the full article
“David Cameron thinks that his small majority means that he can do whatever he likes for the next five years without opposition, but he’s wrong. We are that [...]Read the full article
“For the last three to four years, the NHS has really struggled with the consequences of reforms that have turned it into a market-driven health [...]Read the full article
This Friday, two of Italy’s biggest national trade union centres, CGIL (the Italian General Confederation of Labour) and UIL, (the Italian General Union [...]Read the full article
Maryam Al-Khawaja talks about the long and hard fight for human rights in BahrainRead the full article
“It costs more to ignore the problem of gender-based violence in the workplace than it does to address it”Read the full article
Does Matteo Renzi’s approach to labour relations spell an end to social partnership in Italy?
Angelo Boccato :
Renzi’s brand of dialogue-free policy-making reflects a broader crisis of worker representation in ItalyRead the full article
Angelo Boccato :
Renzi’s brand of dialogue-free policy-making reflects a broader crisis of worker representation in ItalyRead the full article
