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It’s Time to Cancel Ukraine’s Foreign Debt

Ukraine owes billions of dollars in foreign debt, most of it to international finance institutions, banks, and hedge funds. If Western governments were serious about helping Ukrainians amid a devastating war, they would push for those debts to be canceled.
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Inside the Winter of Discontent for India's Gig Workers

India’s gig workers have been sidelined by the government for far too long. Now, an Indian trade union has filed a Public Interest Litigation to fight back.
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"We reject the EU’s 'compromise' TRIPs waiver proposal and call on you to do the same”

The reported EU and USA “compromise” proposal on removing restrictions on the production and distribution of Covid-19 treatments would be worse than no deal at all.
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We are mobilizing to Hungary. Here’s why

The Progressive International is sending a delegation to Hungary ahead of its parliamentary election on 3 April — an election that many expect to be neither fair nor democratic.
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Italian pro-refugee mayor Mimmo Lucano in his own words

In September last year, an Italian court sentenced Mimmo Lucano to a shocking 13 years and two months in prison for the crime of helping those most in need: refugees.
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