The U.S. conducts airstrikes on Iranian militants, while 2023 sees significant union victories in the U.S.
Middle East conflict: Israeli PM Netanyahu vows to continue war against Hamas, despite U.S. urging for more precision.
* Fears grow of a larger regional conflict as Iranian-backed groups attack in Iraq and Yemen.
* Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar’s visit to Russia focuses on trade, with India’s relationship with both Russia and the U.S. in the spotlight.
Labor wins: Over half a million workers go on strike in the United States, many with successful outcomes.
* The surge in union activity is particularly noticeable in the private sector, which only has a 6% union membership.
* The United Auto Workers union has successfully gone on strike against major automakers; Ford, General Motors and Stellantis, and has its sights set on Tesla and non-unionized foreign automakers in the South.
International affairs: The article also mentions additional events, such as India’s diplomatic manoeuvres in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
* India has not condemned Russia’s actions, aligning with India’s close relationship with the country and its emphasis on an independent foreign policy.
Miscellaneous: In addition to news, the newsletter contains features like advice on declining social invitations and a discussion on the meaning of life with Rachel Martin, following the loss of her parents.
* The newsletter also highlights various other smaller news pieces such as the discovery of counterfeit Ozempic products in the legitimate supply chain.
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