BUSINESS & COMMUNITY
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Transport unions and other public-sector groups said they would strike on December 5 and 6, rejecting President Yoon Suk Yeol’s emergency martial law declaration.
Read report »The appeal court left the sentence intact but said it could be reduced to life imprisonment if the tycoon repays three-quarters of the fraud losses.
Read report »Thousands of workers walked out after IG Metall said the company’s plan to close plants and cut pensions had left no room for compromise.
Read report »World Central Kitchen pauses Gaza operations after an Israeli strike kills five people in a car, including aid workers, and Israel says one man was linked to Oct. 7.
Read report »Reports dated 27 November 2024 documented london plans closure of Smithfield and Billingsgate wholesale markets, marking a significant culture development.
Read report »Event date November 26, 2024: The automaker said the Luton plant would shut, citing Britain’s business environment and leaving a major employment hole in town.
Read report »The German steel group says it will reduce headcount by more than a third and scale back production as cheap imports pressure the business.
Read report »World leaders at COP29 in Baku agreed to direct at least $300 billion a year toward developing countries facing climate change.
Read report »The strike on a Beirut suburb came alongside clashes in southern Lebanon and new damage to a UN peacekeeping base.
Read report »Ali Allam, head of Dar al-Amal University Hospital, was among seven people killed in Douris as Israeli attacks also struck Beirut’s suburbs and southern Lebanon.
Read report »Most of the proposed cuts were set for Germany, where worker representatives challenged a restructuring tied to costs, technology investment and electric-vehicle production.
Read report »Russia's president identified the weapon as a new intermediate-range ballistic missile after explosions hit the Ukrainian city amid escalating long-range attacks.
Read report »The U.K. and France are moving to assemble new aid packages for Ukraine, including Storm Shadow missiles, after Washington loosened restrictions on deeper strikes into Russia.
Read report »Farmers marched on Parliament in London to protest changes that would bring many inherited farms into the inheritance-tax net from 2026, while ministers insisted the burden would fall on a small number of estates.
Read report »Lebanon’s military said three troops died when an army facility in the southern town was hit, while the Health Ministry reported 17 civilians wounded nearby.
Read report »Notices reached 2,199 workers in Washington state as the aerospace manufacturer moved to cut roughly 10% of its global workforce.
Read report »Somalia and Denmark have signed a bilateral debt-forgiveness agreement that wipes out 60 million Danish kroner, or about $8.5 million, in Somali obligations to Copenhagen.
Read report »Israeli strikes in central Beirut killed five people and injured 24, according to Lebanon’s health ministry, in another sign that the war had spread deep into densely populated parts of the city.
Read report »A ballistic missile strike hits a residential area and commercial zone in Odesa, leaving police officers, civilians and a medic among the dead.
Read report »At least 50 people, about a third of them children, were killed when Israel struck a residential building in Beit Lahiya in northern Gaza, according to the packet source.
Read report »A hearing will review whether the bankruptcy auction was fair, after rivals challenged how the site was sold.
Read report »Postal workers walked off the job after failing to reach a negotiated agreement, disrupting deliveries across Canada.
Read report »Nauru launched a citizenship-by-investment initiative designed to raise money for climate action, a move described by RNZ as groundbreaking.
Read report »BBC News said an airstrike destroyed a civil defence centre in Douris, in one of the deadliest attacks on emergency responders since the war began.
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