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Fashion faux pas? Covid-19 exposes another fault line in globalisation as the West’s obsession with cheap clothes ends in disaster Opinion
British retailers, pushed to the brink of bankruptcy by the shutting down of the economy, have cancelled £2.4 billion of contracts with factories in Bangladesh, throwing already poorly-paid garment workers onto the garbage heap.
Apr 28, 2020 18:19
10 important questions about getting a university education in Russia
The prospect of studying in Russia often strikes the fear into students, but rest assured - our country has so much to offer. Read on to find out why you’ll never regret getting an education here.
Oct 11, 2018 11:39
‘Left to bleed’: Female detainees ‘ignored’ while on their periods
Home Secretary Amber Rudd has been urged to take “swift action” to help women detainees being “left to bleed” while on their periods. It follows a damning report revealing how basic necessities are being kept from the inmates.
Jan 4, 2018 14:54
Tag with a price: Adidas RFID tracking could be used to spy on clothes’ owners
Adidas has sewn RFID tags into national football team’s jerseys, raising concerns from human rights organizations, claiming that such clothes could be easily turned into tracking devices revealing a person’s location, Deutsche Welle reports.
Aug 29, 2014 14:41
Boris Berezovsky: The death of a post-Soviet dream Opinion
The passing of Boris Berezovsky, contemporary Russia’s most controversial tycoon-turned-politician, has led to conspiracy soaked media coverage while trying to unwrap the riddle of his sudden death.
Mar 25, 2013 22:23