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KEF releases English guide to Korea’s business climate
BusinessKorea Herald1d ago

KEF releases English guide to Korea’s business climate

The Korea Enterprises Federation said Wednesday it has published an English-language booklet titled “2026 Business Environment and Labor Market in Korea,” aimed at enhancing global understanding of the country’s economic and labor policies. The publication provides an overview of Korea’s economic and labor regulations, policy direction and the latest statistical data. It was produced to support international organizations, overseas business associations and foreign-invested companies seeking a c

CultureNHK World3d ago

Graphic designer Kazumasa Nagai dies at 96

Kazumasa Nagai, a graphic designer who led Japan's graphic design world, creating the official emblem for the 1972 Sapporo Olympics and symbol marks for many companies and organizations, passed away in February at the age of 96.

Elon Musk warns Tesla employees over future of German megafactory ahead of union election
BusinessBusiness Insider5d ago

Elon Musk warns Tesla employees over future of German megafactory ahead of union election

Tesla CEO Elon Musk at the opening of Giga Berlin in 2022. PATRICK PLEUL/POOL/AFP via Getty Images Elon Musk said the future of Tesla's German gigafactory is under threat from "outside organizations." His comments come ahead of crucial union elections next week at Giga Berlin. Musk told employees that Giga Berlin wouldn't expand if outsiders gained control. Tesla's sales in Europe are plummeting — and now Elon Musk has a warning for employees at the company's German megafactory ahead of cru...

Analysis of Mexican Drug Cartels' Power and History
WorldTimes of India6d ago

Analysis of Mexican Drug Cartels' Power and History

An article examines the deep entrenchment and real history of Mexican drug cartels, tracing their evolution from cocaine transporters to global criminal organizations, referencing the death of 'El Mencho' as a point exposing their power.

ISO Standards Support ESG Reporting
Businessrzeczpospolita6d ago

ISO Standards Support ESG Reporting

Organizations that have implemented ISO-based management systems are leveraging their Integrated Management Systems to collect and maintain extensive data, procedures, and processes relevant to quality, environment, health and safety, and organizational governance, which can support ESG reporting.

Kosovo NGOs Call for Agreement on New President
Politicsdanas7d ago

Kosovo NGOs Call for Agreement on New President

A group of non-governmental organizations in Kosovo has urged parliamentary political parties to agree on the election of a new president by March 4th to avoid the dissolution of the Assembly and new elections.

Slovak NGOs Under Government Audit
Politicsaktuality-sk8d ago

Slovak NGOs Under Government Audit

A government audit of non-governmental organizations in Slovakia, perceived as politically motivated, found the civic sector performed well, but caused significant reputational damage, according to Juraj Rizman from Post Bellum.

Why Korean women decided to go on strike
CultureKorea Herald5h ago

Why Korean women decided to go on strike

While International Women’s Day is often marked with campaigns celebrating empowerment, women’s groups in South Korea are preparing to stop work. Thousands are expected to gather in central Seoul on Friday as more than 20 women’s and labor organizations stage a nationwide “women’s strike,” saying persistent gender inequality and violence have left them with little choice but to halt both paid and unpaid labor for a day. The action, organized by the 2026 March 8 Women’s Strike Organizing Committe

German Bundestag Debates Bürgergeld Reform
Politicsfaz10h ago

German Bundestag Debates Bürgergeld Reform

The German Bundestag is set to vote on the reform of the Bürgergeld (citizen's income) system, with the Federal Minister of Labor defending the proposal as socially just amidst criticism from social welfare organizations.

$12 Million Lesson: Álex Palou Admits Mistake as McLaren Contract War Finally Ends
SportYahoo1d ago

$12 Million Lesson: Álex Palou Admits Mistake as McLaren Contract War Finally Ends

Álex Palou’s championship run has been dominant on track. Off the track, it nearly cost him everything. After nearly two years of legal wrangling, court battles in London, and public tension between two of motorsport’s most powerful organizations, the contract dispute between Palou, Chip Ganassi Racing, and McLaren Racing has finally reached a resolution. The settlement comes after a UK High Court judge ruled in January that the four-time IndyCar champion must pay McLaren more than $12 million f

The 'War on Drugs' in America
Politicsnzz5d ago

The 'War on Drugs' in America

Richard Nixon declared drug abuse 'Enemy Number 1' in 1971, and today Donald Trump fights cartels like terrorist organizations, highlighting an ongoing American war that seems to have no end.

Mexico’s economic growth outlook improves as Banxico, OECD lift forecasts
Businessel-universal-englishMexico News5d ago2 sources

Mexico’s economic growth outlook improves as Banxico, OECD lift forecasts

Mexico's central bank and one of the world's leading economic organizations raised their 2026 GDP growth forecast to 1.6% and 1.4% respectively, offering cautious optimism after Mexico's sluggish 2025 performance The post Mexico’s economic growth outlook improves as Banxico, OECD lift forecasts appeared first on Mexico News Daily

Foreign Aid Groups Leave Gaza Over New Israeli Registration Rules
Worldcbc6d ago

Foreign Aid Groups Leave Gaza Over New Israeli Registration Rules

Foreign workers from 37 international non-governmental organizations are leaving the Gaza Strip after refusing to comply with new Israeli registration rules, which include handing over staff lists. A Canadian who helped build a water plant in Gaza expresses concern about its future.

Greek Public Sector Union ADEDY Announces Strike Action
Politicsnewsbeast7d ago

Greek Public Sector Union ADEDY Announces Strike Action

The Executive Committee of ADEDY, the Greek public sector union, has called for a work stoppage for all public service employees, legal entities under public law, and local government organizations in Attica on February 27, 2026, and a 24-hour strike on February 28.

SAVE America Act and Voter ID Requirements
PoliticsThe Independent8d ago

SAVE America Act and Voter ID Requirements

Voting rights experts and advocacy organizations have detailed how the proposed SAVE America Act legislation could change voter ID requirements in the US and potentially suppress voting.

Politicsdanas20h ago

Feminist NGOs Organize March 8th Protest in Belgrade

A protest march organized by feminist non-governmental organizations will be held on Sunday, March 8th, at 3 PM in Belgrade. The march will proceed from Republic Square, through Slavija Square, to the Center for Cultural Decontamination.

Commemoration of Milorad Milo Marković in Montenegro
Politicscdm-me22h ago

Commemoration of Milorad Milo Marković in Montenegro

Delegations from SOBNOR and OBNOR 1941-1945 Podgorica laid flowers at the resting place of Prof. Dr. Milorad Milo Marković, marking thirteen years since the death of the founder of the Union of NOR Fighters Organizations of Montenegro.

ELN Announces Unilateral Ceasefire for Colombian Elections
Politicsla-vanguardia3d ago

ELN Announces Unilateral Ceasefire for Colombian Elections

Colombia's ELN guerrilla group has announced a unilateral ceasefire from March 7 to 10, coinciding with the Colombian elections. Human rights organizations report that the group has been responsible for nearly 100,000 displacements in the past year.

Businessforbes4d ago

The Cost of Leaders Going Quiet

Forbes explores why smart leaders are choosing to remain quiet and the potential costs and implications this trend has for them and their organizations.

Potential Samsung Factory Closure in Galanta, Slovakia
Businesshvgaktuality-sk5d ago2 sources

Potential Samsung Factory Closure in Galanta, Slovakia

Slovak Prime Minister Fico suggests that the Samsung factory in Galanta might close as the company prepares for global reorganizations, while the opposition warns of economic tragedy and holds the government politically responsible.

TechnologyNHK World7d ago

Japanese Companies Surveyed on AI's Impact on Employment

A survey of 100 major Japanese companies reveals that over 30% have already implemented or are planning to revise employment and personnel allocation due to AI adoption, indicating a growing trend to restructure operations and organizations around AI.