International

                
  • CWA and Indian unions take on call centers

    CWA and Indian unions take on call centers

    October 27, 2006

    WASHINGTON (PAI) — The burgeoning thousands of call center workers in India who serve U.S. and multinational companies, and who got jobs formerly handled by U.S. unionists, are tough to organize. They need new types of...

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  • Is Bush flip-flopping on stay the course?

    Is Bush flip-flopping on stay the course?

    October 27, 2006 By Susan Webb

    The Bush administration is suddenly dropping its “stay the course” slogan, proclaiming that it is all about “flexibility” on Iraq, according to White House press secretary Tony Snow. “It left the wrong impression about what was...

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  • Preventing nuclear war in Korea

    Preventing nuclear war in Korea

    October 21, 2006

    Kofi Annan has again urged us to be wise and to refrain from the self-defeating practice of playing superpower bully. In the wake of North Korea’s reported nuclear weapons test, the outgoing UN secretary-general was clear...

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  • EDITORIAL: A nuclear-free world

    EDITORIAL: A nuclear-free world

    October 21, 2006

    In the 2005 documentary film “The Last Atomic Bomb,” Sakue Shimohira, who as a 10-year-old schoolgirl lived through the U.S. nuclear bombing of Nagasaki, says, “The wound in my heart will never heal. If you encounter...

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  • U.S. blocks medical exchange with Cuba

    U.S. blocks medical exchange with Cuba

    October 21, 2006

    It is commonly believed that the U.S. blockade against Cuba, in force for over four decades, is limited to politics and economics. Cooperation for people’s health is allowed, right? Wrong. For the second year in a...

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