A riot erupted at the Wistron iPhone factory in Narasapura, India over unpaid wages, causing an estimated $60 million dollars of damage.
Massive Riot at iPhone Factory in India as Workers unpaid for months
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A riot erupted at the Wistron iPhone factory in Narasapura, India over unpaid wages, causing an estimated $60 million dollars of damage.
Massive Riot at iPhone Factory in India as Workers unpaid for months
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Press TV | December 19, 2020
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has rejected as “baseless” reports of his government officials visiting Israel, insisting why would any of the ministers visit Tel Aviv when Islamabad does not recognize the occupying regime.
Pakistani PM firmly rejects Israeli ties as ‘baseless’, publicity campaign
The top 1% of households globally own 43% of all personal wealth while the bottom 50% have only 1%. The 1% are all millionaires in net wealth (after debt) and there are 52m of them. Within this 1%, there are 175,000 ultra-wealthy people with over $50m in net wealth – that’s a miniscule number of people (less than 0.1%) owning 25% of the world’s wealth!
The top 1% of households own 43% of global wealth, 10% owns 81%, while the bottom 50% have just 1%

Justice Department Files Lawsuit Against Facebook for Discriminating Against U.S. Workers
Lawsuit Alleges Facebook Favors H-1B Visa Workers and Other Temporary Visa Holders over U.S. Workers
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Fairness for High Skilled Immigrants Act exposes Silicon Valley’s hollow diversity slogans
This bill is great for Silicon Valley, but bad for high-skilled American workers. As OpenSecrets reported, “a significant portion of the lobbying done in favor of” the bill “was bankrolled by tech companies.” With this act, foreign-born workers would make up an even greater share of the tech workforce, for haf the pay, and Americans with STEM degrees would get the short end of the stick.
Farmers and agricultural workers from northern India marched along various national highways toward India’s capital of New Delhi as part of the general strike on 26 November. They carried placards with slogans against the anti-farmer, pro-corporate laws that were passed by India’s Lok Sabha (lower house of parliament) in September, and then pushed through the Rajya Sabha (upper house) with only a voice vote. The striking agricultural workers and farmers carried flags that indicated their affiliation with a range of organisations, from the communist movement to a broad front of farmers’ organisations. They marched against the privatisation of agriculture, which they argue undermines India’s food sovereignty and erodes their ability to remain agriculturalists.
We Are Grass. We Grow on Everything: The Forty-Ninth Newsletter (2020)
Abbotsford residents continue demonstrations against treatment of Indian farmers
Abbotsford residents gathered again on Tuesday, to continue to demonstrate against what they say is the unfair treatment of farmers in the Punjab region of India.
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250 million people participate in countrywide strike in India
Beijing Offers Dialogue With NATO After Alliance Identifies China as Threat
On Tuesday, China said it hopes to engage in dialogue with NATO after news of a new report from the alliance that identifies China as an emerging threat. Hua Chunying, a spokesperson for China’s foreign ministry, said Beijing does not practice coercion and intimidation as the NATO report suggests.
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