By Martha Gill, 18 Jun 2018
There was a tussle over the last cardamom flapjack at the cake stall,… Continue reading
“Two years after Brexit vote, British leaders still tied in knots over how to leave Europe”, The Washington Post
By William Booth, June 20, 2018
LONDON — It wa s two years ago this week that Britain voted in… Continue reading
“North Korean defectors ‘disappointed’ but hopeful after Trump-Kim Jong Un summit”, CBS News
By Jean Song, June 20, 2018
Two prominent North Korean defectors told CBS News they were “disappointed” by President Trump’s… Continue reading
“Trump makes abrupt about-face on family separation after intense pressure”, PBS Newshour
Judy Woodruff and Lisa Desjardins, Jun 20, 2018
President Trump relented on the widely condemned practice of splitting up undocumented… Continue reading
“Environment: The Next Pipeline Battle”, The Walrus Magazine
By Josiah Neufeld, The Walrus Foundation, Torornto, Jun.13, 2018
In Manitoba, an issue that’s been underground for half a century… Continue reading
“The Little-Known IRS Agent Who Exposed the Biggest Scandal in Sports”, Bloomberg
By Eben Novy-Williams, June 12, 2018
Just in time for the World Cup, a new tell-all traces the criminal underbelly… Continue reading
“Why Can’t Democrats Give Trump Credit on North Korea?”, The Atlantic
Peter Beinhart Jun 15, 2018
The Singapore summit actually made the world a safer place. The president’s critics won’t admit… Continue reading
“The Terrible Stereotypes of Mother’s and Father’s Day Cards”, The Atlantic
Julie Beck, Jun 15, 2018
Dads love beer. Moms love wine. And greeting-card companies love gendered tropes about parenting.
In… Continue reading
“Philippines: The unassuming Australian nun taking on Rodrigo Duterte”, The Guardian
Margaret Simons in Quezon City, London, Sat 16 Jun 2018
Exclusive: Sister Patricia Fox, who has been threatened with deportation… Continue reading
“Donald Trump’s highly personal style of diplomacy”, BBC News
By James Landale, Diplomatoc Correspondent, London, June 16, 2018
Donald Trump began his presidency as a reluctant traveller but he… Continue reading