Johnny Bang

Greece’s parliament has passed a controversial labor bill aimed at updating labor laws, despite facing substantial opposition and nationwide strikes. The government advocates that this bill will modernize the existing framework, though the left-wing opposition Syriza party has criticized it strongly. The new legislation allows for 13-hour workdays on an optional basis, with annual overtime […]

Clashes between anti-government protesters and riot police in Lima, Peru, have resulted in one fatality and over 100 injuries, including numerous police officers. The protests occurred shortly after José Jerí was inaugurated as the interim president, following the impeachment of his predecessor, Dina Boluarte. The demonstrations, primarily involving young Peruvians, are driven by calls for

The British Library has reissued a reader’s card for the late Irish writer Oscar Wilde, 130 years after his original card was revoked due to his conviction for “gross indecency.” Wilde’s access to the library’s reading room was withdrawn in 1895 following legal actions related to his sexual orientation, which was criminalized at the time.