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Lebanon's inflation crisis leads to historical lows and widespread poverty among citizens.
Sixteen people live in a property with four bedrooms in Barking and Dagenham, illustrating the severe overcrowding in Britain's housing crisis.
Billy pens a union song during the London student protest on November 9, 2011.
Rising rents and immigration raids threaten London's Chinatown businesses and culture.
Emmanuel Macron marks 100 days in office as central bankers meet at Jackson Hole.
Childhood obesity rises due to junk food access and long-term health conditions in London.
The video warns that coronavirus could trigger an economic crisis worse than the Great Depression.
Mass protests in France challenge President Emmanuel Macron's pension reform plans.
Inmates launch a historic strike on September 9th, protesting conditions in Alabama prisons.
A truck driver for Price Chopper navigates family life and challenges in a male-dominated field.
The gig economy connects workers to tasks, impacting health and safety in the UK.
Thousands of women are trafficked into the Mexico City sex trade each year amid a crackdown.
Davide Ghiglione reports on the migrant crisis at Lake Como, Switzerland's border with Italy.
Marjorie endures her seventh day without heating in freezing Sheffield conditions.
Crossrail transforms London with Bombardier trains amid a critical skills shortage in Britain.
Mumbai's Bhendi bazaar is set for a $1 billion redevelopment to improve living conditions.
Myanmar students learn English and other languages to improve job opportunities.
The gender pay gap in the UK leads women to work unpaid from November to January.
A Nepalese worker recounts his fear after organising a strike for unpaid colleagues in Qatar.
Amsterdam considers a law requiring prostitutes there to be at least 23 years old.
Migrant workers in Queenstown, New Zealand, face job loss and isolation during the pandemic.
Nigel Farage discusses the January implementation of a points-based immigration system in Britain.
Taxi medallion owners in NYC face financial ruin due to Uber's impact on the industry.
Tens of thousands protest in Hong Kong, facing tear gas and a more dangerous atmosphere.
P&O Ferries admits to not consulting unions in good time over redundancies, raising legal concerns.
The gig economy's convenience hides poor worker conditions, echoing themes from Snow Crash.
Portugal faces a brain drain as skilled workers like Diaz leave for better opportunities abroad.
Protesters demand lower fuel costs, causing serious disruption on major motorways.
Rahman Khandker sells produce in TriBeCa, working hard to serve his loyal customers.
Mick Lynch predicts rail strikes will spread to other sectors, impacting transport nationwide.
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Venezuela's ongoing crisis has led to a mass exodus of refugees fleeing dire conditions, prompting international responses and highlighting geopolitical implications.
St. Louis plans to lower its minimum wage from $10 to $7.70, impacting workers like Myron.
Raavi Somaiya rides in an Auto self-driving truck that recently delivered in Denver.
Rising temperatures increase heat stress risks for farm workers on U.S. farms.
Johnathan from Seattle develops robotic technology to revolutionize garment manufacturing in Asia.
Martin Ford's 'The Rise of the Robots' warns of job displacement due to automation.
About 21,000 Rohingya Muslims flee to Bangladesh, reporting violence from the Myanmar military.
Filipino Cadets train at the Marine Academy, preparing for life at sea and future challenges.
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman aims to end Saudi Arabia's oil dependency in four years.
Shami Chakrabarti argues austerity and budget cuts disproportionately affect women.
Shanghai's lockdown confines 26 million people, sparking frustration and protests for essentials.
Somalia faces conflict with Al-Shabaab and severe famine affecting its people.
South Africa sends 25,000 soldiers to quell looting and violence amid unrest.
Elderly haenyeo divers on Jeju Island face challenges as tradition wanes in South Korea.
Children in the DRC mine cobalt under brutal conditions for minimal pay.
In Bangladesh, the working conditions at sports kit manufacturing companies are scrutinized as the Olympic Games approach, raising concerns about labor rights and safety standards.
Migrants fleeing the Assad regime face hostility on the Greek island of Kos.
