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German cabin crew union threatens Lufthansa airlines with strikes after Holidays

German flight attendants' union UFO may stage strikes against Lufthansa following failed arbitration talks. The union and airline have been in ongoing disputes over pay, pensions, and the union's legal status. UFO spokesman Nicoley Baublies indicated that industrial actions could occur at any time after the holiday period.

Australian PM Scott Morrison faces anger for taking Holiday amid bushfire...

Prime Minister Scott Morrison sparked controversy by taking a pre-Christmas vacation to Hawaii while Australia battled widespread, catastrophic bushfires. Returning to significant criticism, Morrison acknowledged he would have made different choices with hindsight, as fires raged across multiple states, causing significant damage and loss of life.

World Bank President urges lawmakers to prioritize debt management to avert...

World Bank President David Malpass highlights the urgent need for debt management in emerging economies. With global debt reaching $55 trillion in 2018, he emphasizes the importance of transparency and strategic investment to prevent a potential financial crisis.

SHARP FACTS ABOUT SCISSORS

Scissors are one of the most versatile tools ever invented, originating around 1500 BC in Egypt. Used in households, offices, schools, and more, these pivoted metal blades have evolved over centuries, with 16 different types now utilized globally for various purposes.(100 words)

Former Malaysian PM Najib speaks up on alleged link to 1MDB...

Malaysia's former Prime Minister Najib Razak breaks silence on 1MDB scandal, denying direct involvement and claiming he was misled by financier Jho Low. The case involves allegations of stealing 42 million ringgit from SRC International, a 1MDB subsidiary.

Five top tech firms face lawsuit over child death in DRC

Five major US technology companies are sued for alleged involvement in child labor practices in cobalt mining. The lawsuit, filed by International Rights Advocates, claims children were forced to work in dangerous mining conditions for minimal wages in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Samsung Chairman sentenced to 18 months in prison for union sabotage

Samsung's top executive found guilty of systematically tracking union members' personal details and disrupting labor negotiations. The chairman and over 20 affiliates were implicated in attempting to suppress union activities and close subcontracting firms with active unions, resulting in an 18-month prison sentence.
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