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Osun NURTW Boss Denies Involvement in Political Violence
Politicsvanguard-ng2d ago

Osun NURTW Boss Denies Involvement in Political Violence

Kazeem Oyewale (Asiri Eniba), the Acting Chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) in Osun State, Nigeria, has publicly denied any involvement in political violence in the state. This statement comes amidst discussions about the upcoming Osun 2026 elections.

Novi Sad Public Transport Workers Protest Dismissals and Poor Conditions
Politicsdanas22d ago

Novi Sad Public Transport Workers Protest Dismissals and Poor Conditions

The Association of Free and Independent Trade Unions at the Novi Sad Public City Transport Company held a protest outside the firm's garage, citing alleged blackmail, mobbing, unjustified dismissals, and catastrophic conditions within the company. They claim ten colleagues were fired for independent thinking.

Philippines Addresses Oil Crisis with Fuel Aid, Local Restrictions, and Carpooling Initiatives
BusinessThe Guardianstraits-timesn1-bih+2Rapplerinquirer1mo ago5 sources

Philippines Addresses Oil Crisis with Fuel Aid, Local Restrictions, and Carpooling Initiatives

Philippine lawmakers are urging decisive action on rising fuel prices, while the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) has assured sufficient fuel for April. Commuters in Cebu are struggling with higher fares and fewer public transport options due to the oil price hikes, leading more residents to use public transportation, and the BFAR has extended fuel assistance to 900 fishers in Biliran province. Additionally, Surigao del Sur has implemented travel restrictions and trip consolidation, and the MMDA is proposing a carpooling initiative in Metro Manila, all in response to the ongoing energy emergency.

Southeast Asian Nations Grapple with Fuel Crisis; Philippines Exempts Fuel Trucks from Ban
WorldSCMPBangkok Postinquirer+3tempo-englishVnExpresspunch-ng1mo ago6 sources

Southeast Asian Nations Grapple with Fuel Crisis; Philippines Exempts Fuel Trucks from Ban

Southeast Asian nations, including the Philippines, Vietnam, and Thailand, are grappling with a severe fuel crisis and rising prices for everyday items as the Middle East conflict disrupts global supply chains. In response, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority has exempted trucks carrying fuel and essential goods from coding and bans.

EU Leaders Reject German Proposal for Iran Sanctions Relief
PoliticsReutersbloombergNYT+70The GuardianNPRyle-uutisetruvtagesschauukrainska-pravdafazaftonbladet+62 more20d ago73 sources

EU Leaders Reject German Proposal for Iran Sanctions Relief

European Union leaders rejected Germany's proposal to relax sanctions against Iran, amidst broader discussions on the Middle East conflict and continued aid for Ukraine.

Airlines Globally Adjust Operations and Strategies Amid Surging Fuel Costs and Middle East Tensions
BusinessBBCchannel-news-asia1mo ago2 sources

Airlines Globally Adjust Operations and Strategies Amid Surging Fuel Costs and Middle East Tensions

Budget airlines worldwide, including Vietnamese carriers, are cutting international flights due to surging fuel costs and disrupted air traffic from Middle East tensions. Meanwhile, some airlines like Lufthansa are foregoing kerosene price hedging, hoping for a swift end to the Iran war, while Philippine transport workers strike over high fuel costs.

Middle East Conflict Fuels Global Energy Crisis, Inflation, and Market Volatility
BusinessReutersBBCbloomberg+64NYTwsjFTThe GuardianAl JazeeraFox Newsyle-uutisetcnbc+56 more1mo ago67 sources

Middle East Conflict Fuels Global Energy Crisis, Inflation, and Market Volatility

The Middle East conflict continues to drive global economic concerns, with Europe bracing for a supply crunch and price shock, Euro zone consumers turning gloomier, and developing Asia and Pacific facing potential inflation hikes. European shares and global stocks and bonds have slid as the crisis pushes oil prices above $105, exacerbating a war-fuelled energy crisis felt across various sectors and regions.

Philippines Distributes Fuel Subsidies to PUV Drivers Amid Rising Oil Prices
Businessdh-les-sportsbalkan-webinquirer+1philstar1mo ago4 sources

Philippines Distributes Fuel Subsidies to PUV Drivers Amid Rising Oil Prices

Philippine authorities have begun distributing financial assistance to public transport workers in Manila to help them cope with significantly rising fuel prices. The Department of Transportation will start distributing fuel subsidies to public utility vehicle drivers and operators next week amid ongoing oil price hikes.

Sofia Public Transport Workers Protest for Wage Increase
Politicsdnevnik-bg2mo ago

Sofia Public Transport Workers Protest for Wage Increase

Public transport workers in Sofia are protesting for a retroactive wage increase from January 1st, requiring 8.38 million euros. The protest will involve a meeting with Prime Minister Andrey Gyurov, Finance Minister Georgi Klisurski, and the mayor.

Public Transport Strike Paralyzes Germany
Politicsrzeczpospolita2mo ago

Public Transport Strike Paralyzes Germany

A nationwide warning strike by public transport workers, organized by the Verdi trade union, began in Germany on February 27, causing significant disruptions to buses, trams, and urban railways.