International conflicts are negatively impacting Dutch companies trading internationally

NL Times— A majority of Dutch companies that trade internationally are suffering due to the many conflicts that are currently ongoing in the world. This has been revealed after a survey of over a thousand companies conducted by the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO).

International Trade Union Confederation—Joint Statement from the Commonwealth Trade Union Group (CTUG), Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) and the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) to mark International Workers' Memorial Day and the International Labour Organization's World Day for Safety and Health at Work 2024.. This year's theme ‘The impacts of climate change on occupational safety and health' seeks a drastic shift in political priorities, policy coherence and agenda setting to address climate change, occupational safety and health hazards and risks to workers. With occupational climate-related health risks expected to increase because of climate change, achieving a collective approach to deal with this global health crisis is not a quick fix. We come together to remember those who have sadly lost ()

Phys.org—Energy trades could help resolve Nile conflict. Scientists have shed light on a new, transformative approach that could help resolve a dispute over the Nile river's water resources.

@cityam—How to grow your business and break down barriers to international trade. Ambition A.M. takes a look at why international trade might be for you, and how you can use your long-term ambitions to test the waters.