What is happening? In an extraordinary wave of civil disobedience, dozens of protests broke out across Chinese cities over the weekend as frustrations with the government’s stringent Covid policies boiled over. Groups of people numbering from single digits to about 1,000 have gathered for candlelit vigils and peaceful street protests. In some places, like Wuhan, … Read more
The demonstration occurred following weeks of strikes at oil refineries, as workers walked out over demands for higher wages. The march was called by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of France’s Left-wing coalition party France Unbowed. He has also called for a general strike on October 18. “You’re going to live a week like no other, we … Read more
Doha, Qatar – (NewMediaWire) – October 14, 2022 – As a licensed cup and jug products manufacturer and distributor of the 2022 Qatar World Cup, Fuguang, the Chinese cup and jug brand, has designed a variety of World Cup series water cups and customized gift boxes to support the World Cup, so that fans can … Read more
DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The “Economic Development in the United States, 2022: Frost Radar Report” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering. Economic Development for the United States determines the investment potential for each state measured by favorable state policies that will effectively drive inward investment and that are driven by social factors. This report explores key strengths … Read more
Released on September 1, 2022 Value of Building Permits Increased by 86.2 per cent Year-Over-Year in July. According to data released by Statistics Canada today, the value of building permits surged in July 2022, reaching $286 million, a jump of 86.2 per cent (seasonally adjusted) compared to July 2021, placing Saskatchewan second among … Read more
SIR – Architecture – along with English – is now listed as a poor earning degree (report, August 17). Thirty years ago I worked as an adviser to the Department of Education. Civil servants drew up plans to reduce the number of architecture courses in England by six. Eventually, just one was closed. Ten years … Read more