Jon Henley, London, 3 June 2019
Finland is the only EU country where homelessness is falling. Its secret? Giving people… Continue reading
“Tiananmen Square in the Spring of 1989”, The New York Times
By Nicholas Kristof, Opinion Columnist, Sunday Review, June 2, 2019
Thirty years ago in the spring of 1989, as the… Continue reading
“Trump, Mueller and obstruction of justice”, The Washington Post
By Salvador Rizzo, Fact Checker, May 31, 2019
“I’ll make a few remarks about the results of our work.… Continue reading
“Report: North Korea executes envoy to US”, Deutsche Welle
Bonn, May 30, 2019
A South Korea paper citing an anonymous source said that Kim Hyok Chol was accused of… Continue reading
“Will Merkel Be Followed by Darkness?”, Der Spiegel
By René Pfister, Berlin, May 28, 2019
As the end of her tenure approaches, Angela Merkel has a view of… Continue reading
“What the European Parliament elections mean for Brexit”, PBS NewsHour
By Ali Rogin, World, May 28, 2019
A decisive showing by the Brexit Party in Britain’s European Parliament elections could… Continue reading
Issue of the Week: Human Rights
Sex Trafficking in America, PBS Frontline, May 28, 2019
Updated: Tonight, Frontline, the distinguished PBS documentary series we… Continue reading
Message of the Day: Human Rights
Sex Trafficking in America, PBS Frontline, May 28, 2019
Updated: Tonight, Frontline, the distinguished PBS documentary series we… Continue reading
“Cities And States Look To Big Pharma To Cover Costs Of The Opioid Epidemic”, NPR
Brian Mann May 27, 2019
As pharmaceutical companies prepare to square off with states and local communities in courts around… Continue reading
“The Theresa May story: The Tory leader brought down by Brexit”, BBC News
By Brian Wheeler and Gavin Stamp, London, 24 May 2019
Britain’s second female prime minister, like the first, has ultimately… Continue reading