Tensions high after violent weekend clashes between Indian police and protestersSchools in Indian-administered Kashmir were mostly empty on Monday, despite a government call for pupils to return to their classrooms, as tensions remained high across the territory.Many parents in Srinagar, Kashmir’s main city, kept their children at home, fearing further Read more
Business Roundtable urges companies to consider environment and workersOne of the most influential US business lobby groups has abandoned its central ethos that the interests of shareholders should always come first – in a reversal of the rules that have driven US capitalism for decades.The Business Roundtable (BRT), whose members Read more
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