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This is what happens when immigrants move to your suburb

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This is what happens when immigrants move to your suburb

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https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/news-life/this-is-what-happens-when-immigrants-move-to-your-suburb/news-story/4153e8dda8ab704c5fd9d9b708bc9ea8
This article has a transformationalsts perspective of how immigrants bring a wealth of culinary skills and a boost to the economy to the Australia community.

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World bank partners with CBA to issue bond on the Ethereum blockchain

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World bank partners with CBA to issue bond on the Ethereum blockchain

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https://www.msn.com/en-au/money/company-news/world-bank-partners-with-cba-to-issue-a-bond-on-the-ethereum-blockchain/ar-BBLJfQC?ocid=spartanntp

The Word Bank has chosen Commonwealth Bank of Australia to be the lead arranger on a bond instrument that uses blockchain technology. These bonds will be traded in AUD and has the potential to raise between 50 - 100 million dollars. The bonds will be called Kangaroo Bonds. Blockchain technology enables data, files and money to be transferred securely using encrypted files. This article takes a sceptical view is it is to do with market dominance by The World Bank partnering with an Australian Bank.

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Woman in Dubai jail for consuming alcohol on a flight 

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Woman in Dubai jail for consuming alcohol on a flight 

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https://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-updates/mother-jailed-in-dubai-after-one-glass-of-wine-filmed-airport-officials/news-story/61b46d38e7817c72bef103b3c9e9560d

A 44 year old British naitonal was arrested in Dubai after an immigration issue escalated - she was asked whether she had consumed any alcohol and admitted to having one glass of wine on the flight. Possession of alcohol is a crime in the UAE, even if it has been consumed. The woman was held in a detention cell with her 4 year old daughter for a number of days before she was bailed, however she is not able to leave the country until her trial is finalized which may take over a year.
The forces of globalisation that allow us to travel to far away places also cause cultural misunderstandings such as the one in the article. An activity that is perfectly legal in one place (such as the socially acceptable practice of having a glass on wine on a flight) may be illegal in anther country. The international outrage sparked by the woman's plight can have negative effects to economies and societies. For example, there are calls for tourists to take their money to more liberal destinations, and widespread condemnation of the UAE judicial system and its enforcers.

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Yuval Noah Harari: Brexit and human unification

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Yuval Noah Harari: Brexit and human unification

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https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2018/may/21/yuval-noah-harari-brexit-will-not-halt-drive-to-human-unification
Harari discusses the concept of the need for having global, as opposed to just national, politics for the unification of human beings going forward. He argues that we have a global ecology, global economy and global science already, so global politics may be the last step that is needed to face the challenges in front of us.
He takes a global radical viewpoint in this article.

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https://www.theguardian.com/news/2018/jul/13/immense-pressure-of-thai-cave-rescue-described-by-doctor

An international effort to rescue twelve boys and their soccer coach from a flooded cave in Thailand captured the attention of people around the world as teams of experts offered their services to help in the rescue operation.
Globalisation in this case applies to the transformationalist theory in a cultural rather than a capitalistic sense. There was a joining of cultures with no apparent dominance of western over non-western.  Thailand authorities were in charge of the joint operation. US, UK, Australian and other international teams were involved. All parties worked together respectful of cultural differences.  The humanitarian side shone through, people working together to help others no matter their religion or politics.  A positive side of globalisation.

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Qld police deploy the Kia Stinger as their new patrol car.

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Qld police deploy the Kia Stinger as their new patrol car.

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https://www.news.com.au/technology/innovation/motoring/motoring-news/queensland-police-deploy-kia-stinger-highway-patrol-cars/news-story/082e1d57d9b95f8e098ffef6bf845394
The Qld Police are gradually shelving their Australian made Ford and Holden vehicles and are replacing all their highway patrol cars with the Kia Stinger. With the closure of both Holden and Ford manufacturing plants in Australia it has forced all emergency service vehicles to be obtained from overseas. Globalisation can be viewed in this article as having a negative impact on national identity, as all jobs in car manufacturing have been outsourced to overseas countries and a negative economic impact as the entire contract financially goes overseas This article demonstrates a global radicals theory.

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H&M, Zara and Marks & Spencer linked to polluting viscose factories in Asia

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H&M, Zara and Marks & Spencer linked to polluting viscose factories in Asia

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https://www.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/2017/jun/13/hm-zara-marks-spencer-linked-polluting-viscose-factories-asia-fashion

This article details how clothing brand giants H&M, Zara and Marks and Spencer contribute to the pollution of China, Indonesia and India. Interestingly, the factories are not operated by these companies, so they don’t have any control over the use of dangerous chemicals. However, the fact that they purchase fabric from these suppliers means that they are inadvertently contributing to a serious problem. This demonstrates how globalisation can make it difficult for companies to control their supply chains when they seek out cheaper manufacturing in less developed countries. The article takes a sceptical position presenting globalisation as destructive to the environment.

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