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Beyoncé was everywhere during New York Fashion Week. Well, her voice at least. While there were plenty of trends emerging throughout the week—Rapunzel-length hair, skirts over pants, monochromatic styling—perhaps the biggest and most zeitgeisty trend of the week did not involve clothes at all. It was more of a soundtrack, a soundscape, and a mood all rolled into one. Beyoncé’s ballroom-inspired album Renaissance. Tracks from the singers’s latest album blared out at shows across the city. This is not too surprising for a major singer like Beyoncé, who can sell out a stadium in seconds, but her wide-ranging presence throughout the week…

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The store, at 4640 Roosevelt Blvd. in Philadelphia, has about 275 employees, according to the filing by an independent union, Home Depot Workers United, which is seeking the vote. Vincent Quile, the lead organizer of the group, said he was inspired to seek union representation by successful union representation votes at an Amazon distribution center in Staten Island, New York, the first union win at the online retailing giant, and more than 200 successful votes at various Starbucks locations nationwide.Quile, 27, who works in the store’s receiving department and had been on staff for five-and-a-half years, said he’s not sure…

The UK has launched a probe into the cloud market to assess whether Amazon, Microsoft and Google are limiting competition and innovation, as it steps up its scrutiny of Big Tech.AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google, referred to as “hyperscalers” because of the size of the data centres used to process and store data, generate about 81 per cent of revenues in the £15bn UK cloud market, having increased their share from 70 per cent in 2018, according to Ofcom, the communications regulator.“We will examine the strength of competition in cloud services generally and the position the three hyperscalers hold in…

UK government bonds sold off sharply and the pound hit a new 37-year low against the dollar as investors worried that Kwasi Kwarteng’s tax cuts and energy subsidies would place Britain on an “unstable” fiscal trajectory. Long-term borrowing costs surged in one of the biggest weekly increases on record, with one investor describing Kwarteng’s plan as a “radical economic gamble”. Sterling fell on Friday below $1.10 for the first time since 1985, while the FTSE 100 share index slid 2.3 per cent. The 10-year gilt yield surged 0.27 percentage points on heavy selling to hit 3.77 per cent, bringing its…

Italians are heading to the polls on Sunday to elect a brand new parliament, from which the next prime minister and government will emerge.But the allocation of seats is not as straightforward as many might think.Italy’s electoral law combines two different systems in one single round of voting: on the one hand, proportional representation and, on the other, first-past-the-post.This makes Italy a rare case among European countries, which tend to favour one system over the other.So how does this work in practice?Watch the video above to learn more about Italy’s dual electoral system. Read the full article here

Russians fleeing possible conscription have purchased all available flights out of Moscow – and urged the international community to “stop Putin.”  One way flights departing from Moscow have all but sold out after Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the country’s military would ‘partially mobilise’ 300,000 army reservists inUkraine.”I still can’t believe all that’s happened and why this has happened,” said Yulia on arrival in Belgrade, Serbia.”I speak with you and I am afraid. I’m afraid because my government and police can see it and I will have problems in my country. But I want to say freedom for Ukraine. I want……

Roger Federer received an emotional welcome he will always remember alongside his great friend and rival Rafael Nadal for their Laver Cup farewell doubles match.The Swiss superstar is to bow out from competitive tennis after the doubles rubber against Team World’s Jack Sock and Frances Tiafoe and the world of sport watched on as he walked out to a rousing reception.The ovation was spine-tingling as the 41-year-old strode out on court alongside Nadal for the hotly-anticipated match on Friday night at the O2 Arena in London.Laver CupFederer enters the court for the last match of his career27 MINUTES AGOEarlier on…

Autocratic regimes in Africa don’t change their stripes. They do, however, try and disguise them. For many years African dictators and autocrats relied on the police and other security forces – who used brute force against opposition supporters – to suppress dissent, eliminate critics and consolidate their grip on power. From Kenya in East Africa to Liberia in West Africa, police organisations have traditionally been known to help dictators in rigging elections, crushing public demonstrations and abducting members of the opposition and civil society. Zimbabwe under Robert Mugabe became notorious for this ever since his ruling party started facing serious…

Today is the International Day of Peace, as declared by the United Nations. It recalls the noble words of its 1945 Charter to save us “from the scourge of war”. Thus, the labours of generations of politicians, diplomats and security forces got framed by the dogma that war is always bad, and peace is an unquestionable good that must prevail. War, per se, is not illegal. It is permitted in the UN Charter to counter crimes of aggression. The concept of a “just war” also exists under international humanitarian law. War may also be necessary, indeed moral. Historically, genocides and…