Welcome China's unions back into the family?

News and Events On 14 March 2014, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) announced that Mr. John Augustin, a graduate of the Institute of Air and Space Law (class of 1991-92) and a native of Saint Lucia, has been appointed to the post ...

Amnesty International sheds light on the horrific conditions in North Korea's network of political prison camps A SOUTH Australian man detained in North Korea for allegedly distributing religious material faces up to 15 years in jail under the harsh ...

About Jonathan Manthorpe has been a foreign correspondent and international affairs columnist for nearly 40 years, beginning in the late 1970s as European Bureau Chief for The Toronto Star. His most recent posting, before joining Business in ...

The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has warned Nigerians not to see Sunday's rebasing of the country's Gross Domestic Product, GDP, as having any change in either their welfare conditions or the country's well-being. The Chief Economist of the NLC, ...

Manama, Apr 5 (BNA)A short circuit was behind the blaze which broke out at one of the offices at the Information Affairs Authority, causing minor damage. The fire broke out around noon on March 24, and was put out within half an hour, Minister of ...

A bill designed to restrict abuses by migrant workersis at the forefront of a package of changes to labour laws By Alexandra Lages The government is faced with a series of make or break decisions on labour affairs this year. A draft bill that ...

Sept 1. How political interference threatens privatization. Stakeholders were worried that, but for government's alleged interference in the process, the privatization of 15 successor companies of the PHCN would have been concluded. The delay in ...

Such immunity is based on international comity as embodied in several international agreements to which the Philippines is a signatory, such as the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations and the Convention on the ...

US assistant secretary of state for south and central Asian affairs Nisha Desai Biswal has again assured that though there was low voters turnout in January 5 elections in Bangladesh, Washington would continue to remain engaged with the Bangladesh ...