Talk to economists and they will tell you that the cost of living crisis is over. They will point to graphics showing that while inflation is still above the 2% target of the Bank of England, it has dropped considerably in recent years and is now “only” between 3% and 4%. So why is the … Read more
Ashulia, Bangladesh – Lima Akter, 28, first sold his television. Then his phone, then his refrigerator. Now she plans to sell her sewing machine. After working in the clothing industry for 12 years, she has been unemployed – and has been since August. Last year, the clothing workers – and many other Bangladais – protested … Read more
Kathmandu, Nepal – at 18, Bharati left the Kavrepalanchok district in Nepal dreaming of one thing: sending his future children in the best schools in the country. By continuing this vision, he found himself suspended from the shiny skyscrapers of Qatar, his body swing while he was carrying buckets of paint weighing up to 30 … Read more
An increasing number of Nurses in Ontario in Ontario Say that they reach a point of rupture under the province’s tense health system. Citing low wages, professional exhaustion and unsustainable professional responsibilities, nurses warn that without urgent action, the overloaded health system could decrease. Aliya Hajee, a nurse practitioner and founder of NP Circle, an … Read more
Kathmandu, Nepal – When the kidneys of Sushi Thapa failed at 19, she expected a single operation to repair everything. Instead, his world has narrowed with two -legged machines and dialysis sessions three times a week, replacing manuals and career ambitions. Finding a donor turned out to be brutal. The blood group of his mother … Read more
Days of Our Lives Spoilers reveals that Marlena Evans (Deidre Hall) and Steve Johnson (Stephen Nichols) require answers, and Rafe Hernandez (Galen Gering) is really in difficulty. As we always do on the day of the first edition, we start with what happens the rest of this week to prepare you. On Wednesday, March 5, … Read more
The Matanza, Buenos Aires, Argentina – under a punishing sun, Gabriela Villalba plunges her hands into a mountain of waste. She launches bottles, paper and cardboard in their designated places with a precision practiced. Villalba works at the Cooperative Recycling Factory for the buildyendo desde Abajo. Behind her, an inactive treadmill – a machine which … Read more
Harare, Zimbabwe – Batsirai Mutara began to sell cheese and dairy products from a stand by fortune road at the age of 27. It was far from his old office work, where inflation devoured his pay check, which came to Zimbabweans dollars, faster than he could spend faster than he could spend his pay. He … Read more
Kathmandu, Nepal – For four years, Jit Bahadur Gurung spent 12 -hour teams toasting meat on charcoal in a restaurant. Water breaks and bathroom visits were luxury. Rest has rarely come – a day off every two weeks. When Gurung undertook a trip to the Himalayas of Gorkha’s Himalayas to Nepal to the stifling sand … Read more
It was revealed that children as young as 10 had hip organizations on the NHS because they are so overweight, because the British obesity crisis was exposed. Alarming figures have shown that nine children aged 10 to 14 have needed the operation due to their overweight in the past five years. The knee organizations caused … Read more