UK Globalisation Newswire Archive
India against China: global competition, outsourcing, technology politics
10-10-2007 02:41
Talking about China and India! Is India able to move ahead of China soon? What is the next in world trade, finance, outsourcing, politics and international affairs?coffee, donuts & a slice of all-american mischief anyone?
10-10-2007 01:39
Group 4 Securicor and UK plc
09-10-2007 13:06
Kleins book the Shock Doctrine has been vilified by some as an overblown account of the corporate sectors final push for world domination. Yet Group 4 Securicors website proudly boasted last week that "Private sector involvement is needed to help governments to protect every nation’s critical national infrastructure".Surveillance Society - the future now
08-10-2007 21:08
Lancaster anti-supermarket protest camp
08-10-2007 17:44
Pictures and press release:
XL airways refuse to carry deportees - Home Office Panic!
08-10-2007 17:06
XL Airways ;"... we operated one flight in February to DR Congo as part of this
contract, without full understanding of the political dimensions
involved. Our chief executive [Phillip Wyatt] had made it quite clear
to all concerned that we will not be operating any further flights of
this nature ... We are not neutral on the issue and have sympathy for
all dispossessed persons in the world, hence our stance."
Juana suffers heart attack in Jail
08-10-2007 11:29
If you care about human rights, please read and act!
Ecosocialist International Founded
08-10-2007 07:24
Ecosocialist International founded at meeting in Paris - 7/10/07The Plight of Myanmar’s People: Challenges and Responsibilities for the Internat
08-10-2007 06:48
By Christopher B. RobertsResearch Associate - S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS)
Republished from:
http://bbwob.blogspot.com/2007/10/plight-of-myanmars-people-challenges.html
America's Energy Wars - A New Front - Africa
07-10-2007 22:59
Corporate publishing houses
07-10-2007 03:46
For all the bad press that they receive, a lot of people still believe that Western corporations are making some sort of contribution to improving the lot of people in the third world. Let me present a counter-example.
Ubiquitous Surveillance: Mayor Bloomberg's New Clothes
06-10-2007 20:53
New York City, London, Beijing: what do they have in common? surveillance camerasFull article | 2 additions | 1 comment
Burma: Pressure Shows Results : (Keep It Up: Sat :Tate 11am to T Sq)
05-10-2007 11:15
last night the burmese "junta" agree to open talks with the democratically elected burmese peoples representation, after a meeting with the UN rep . . . .The media spin of "doom doom" in the west, with the odd "deprioritisation" of this sort of mould-breaking news - with its echoes of the end of apartheid in south africa, or the irish peace processes "key moments" - is suspicious, but . . . . breaking news???? MUCH TO DO, keep up pressure, but FIGHT THE HYPE too!
Burma solidarity: Total Oil HQ protest ongoing
05-10-2007 08:24
Crassness at the core of the CROSSRAIL scam exposed!
05-10-2007 08:08
The ECONOMIST website has 'let slip' in the last 20 hours that Gordon Brown's now trumpeted decision to 'give the go-ahead' to the CRASSrail scam was, indeed, a scam.The Atmosphere Is Not For Sale
04-10-2007 13:26
I feel like an eco-fraud. There’s me thinking that we should be protecting the land, the sea and the atmosphere from the profit motives of large corporations, and then a big group of like-minded people come along with a signed document saying the opposite and repeatedly hit you round the face with it.camden market development plans - government e-petition response
03-10-2007 21:59
more than 36,000 people e-petitioned the government about plans to 'improve' camden market http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/camdenmarket/ the government has just announced its response
judge for yourself