Indian construction workers in Serbia protest demanding salary, food and repatriation
The New Communist Party of Yugoslavia (NKPJ) has expressed solidarity with the Indian workers and demanded proper action from authorities against Nikolić LLC, the company which brought the workers to Serbia
UNSC rejects US demand for snapback sanctions against Iran
The admissibility of the notice submitted by Pompeo last week was questioned by 13 out of 15 members of the UNSC. Even US allies have pointed out that having left the deal in 2018, it cannot ask for sanctions
Three coal miners killed in Orakzai mine blast
At least three coal miners, including two brothers, were killed and eleven others were injured in an explosion inside Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s dilapidated Orakzai mine on Sunday
Cambodian civil society calls for release of trade union leader
Rong Chhun was arrested earlier this month for allegedly inciting international tensions by taking up the matter of loss of land of farmers in the border regions after 2012 demarcation
Algeria announces referendum on new constitution in November
The new constitution, the fourth since 1962, will have term limits for the president and will give more powers to the prime minister and the parliament
Anti-racism protests intensify in the US
Jacob Blake was reportedly shot seven times in Kenosha, Wisconsin on Sunday, August 23.
Amid recurring violence, uncertainties around peace talks continue in Afghanistan
Seven civilians lost their lives in Afghanistan hours before the Taliban negotiators arrived in Pakistan to discuss the way forward in the Afghan peace process. The incident took place in the Ghazni province
Jordanian Teachers’ Syndicate leaders and members released after one month in jail
The union leaders, along with other protesting teachers, were arrested last month while protesting the government’s decision to go back on its promise to fulfill their demands on salary hikes and better working conditions