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Ukraine has lost around 27% of its pre-war workforce since the conflict began, forcing many women into new roles to support the economy.
James discusses Hewlett-Packard's CEO firing at the New Yorker Festival.
Lloyds Banking Group PLC, under CEO Antonio Horta-Osorio, achieved a profit of £900 million after a government bailout.
Fabian Tillman's arrest for tax evasion disrupts his global porn empire in this series.
Pod Meets World features Danielle Fishel, Will Friedle, and Ryder Strong discussing Boy Meets World.
Michael Moore hosts a livestream discussion with Extinction Rebellion co-founder Clare Farrell and the filmmakers of "Planet of the Humans" on environmental activism.
This episode discusses the rivalry between MindGeek and WGCZ in the porn industry.
In Las Vegas, porn moguls confront industry challenges at a flagship conference in 2012.
Cape Town's city council implements limited access to water, impacting poor communities as activists demand equitable water rights amid a growing crisis.
The original vote to leave the EU caused the pound to drop by about 10%, raising inflation by 2-3% and making imports more expensive.
In 2008, David Cameron announced a partnership between the Conservative Party and the Ulster Unionist Party, sparking controversy in North Down.
2,000 jobs were lost when Coca-Cola closed seven plants in Eastern Germany, raising concerns about the company's impact on local communities.
Thelma shares her painful abortion experience before Britain's legalization in 1967.
A Polish Saturday school on Salisbury Road serves 230 children as the community faces uncertainty about their future after Brexit.
Georgians receive $3 a month in pension payments, while the country struggles with crippling debt despite significant foreign aid and loans.
Vanessa Purefoy trains at United Airlines' ADA Academy, which aims to recruit diverse pilots amid a pressing industry shortage and rising demand for air travel.
Al Qaeda's training camps reopen in Waziristan, showcasing Mullah Dadullah's recruitment efforts.
The North River tunnel, built in 1910, requires a $13 billion overhaul, with costs increasing by over $1 million each day it remains unaddressed.
Edward Snowden's revelations about NSA surveillance highlight the conflict between national security and press freedom in America.
More than 15,000 surveillance cameras are now positioned on street corners across the United States, monitoring citizens in public spaces.
Kate Ferguson interviews Professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld on the impact of Western sanctions on Russia.
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Zimbabwe struggles with economic crises and corruption fears at the highest levels of government.
Inflation in Argentina exceeded 200% when Javier Milei took office in November 2023, prompting a mix of support and dissent among citizens.
The video discusses who rules America, focusing on Wall Street and unelected power forces.
Lilia Garcia-Brower's group teaches janitors to fight back against sexual harassment.
India is the largest importer of asbestos, a toxic substance linked to cancer and death.
Over 100,000 girls are estimated to be missing and working as maids in Delhi, often unpaid and subjected to abuse, linked to the tea industry in Assam.
Bahrain faces protests and human rights violations during the Formula One Grand Prix.
Jenin refugee camp symbolizes Palestinian resistance against Israeli occupation in the West Bank.
Bayer Group faces scrutiny over insecticides harming bee populations worldwide.
More than 70,000 homes were damaged or destroyed in the Beirut explosion, prompting concerns about real estate scavengers targeting distressed homeowners.
The supreme court declares unanimously that the prime minister broke the law on prorogation.
400 jobs were lost when a pottery factory in Stoke-on-Trent closed, reflecting the local impact of Brexit and ongoing political divisions.
Eighty expatriates were arrested in Bangkok for running an illegal stockbroking operation that targeted investors in Australia and New Zealand.
Now President Biden must decide on a battery dispute affecting American automakers.
85% of customers at Steinberg Inc. are French-speaking, prompting the company to adopt a policy of functional bilingualism for effective communication.
14 days mark a critical period in British politics as communities react to the fallout of Brexit and the influence of the political elite.
64% of Wigan residents voted for Brexit, reflecting the town's struggles with deindustrialisation and austerity as they seek solutions for their future.
Grimsby, Britain's fish capital, faces uncertainty post-Brexit as trade with Iceland and Norway changes.
British expats in Spain's Costa del Sol live in 'Little Britain' amid Brexit concerns.
A bus damaged a cable in July 2020, leaving a resident without internet access for two weeks during the pandemic.
Illegal logging in Cameroon threatens forests and the economy, impacting local communities.
Bob Iger, who led Disney from 1999 to 2018, returns to the company amid a decline in investor confidence and questions about its future.
Cardinal Becciu, a former ally of Pope Francis, faces trial for financial misconduct linked to a £129 million property deal in London.
Child prostitution in South Africa escalates as children are recruited into the sex industry.
In 2001, over 20,000 cars vanished in Australia, with organized crime groups exporting stolen vehicles and parts to the Middle East.
46% of nurses at the University Hospital of Essen were recruited from abroad, reflecting Germany's growing reliance on international care workers.
