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Journalist Says Mass Migration Paves Way for Abolishing Nations
An agreement on migration adopted by the United Nations six years ago redefined immigration ‘from a privilege to a right,’ said Alex Newman.
Biden Calls for Hostage Release and Ceasefire Deal in Gaza
‘This is truly a decisive moment,’ President Biden says, urging Hamas to take the deal.
Canada ‘Deeply Concerned’ Over Guilty Verdict of 47 Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Activists: Global Affairs
The 47 defendants were arrested and prosecuted for peaceful political activity, Global Affairs Canada says
Where to Go for the Best Blue Mountains’ Dining
Cedar is a hole-in-the-wall gem helmed by Josh, a former personal chef for the Rolling Stones.
Opinion: Beyond the Verdict: Bureaucrats Continue to Punish the Innocent
‘Innocent men and women are left without a career, while institutions lose skilled and caring employees.’
Another Conservative Quits to Join Labour in Tory Exodus
The Tories are not the only ones struggling to maintain order ahead of the election, with Labour being accused of having a ‘cull’ of left-wingers in the party.
Virginia Man Returns Home After Arrest in Turks and Caicos Islands for Ammo Possession
Tyler Wenrich is the second of five Americans arrested in the Turks and Caicos Islands for carrying ammunition in their luggage.
MPs Warned Over Data Leaks Linked to Official Email Addresses
Research found 216 data breaches linked to MPs’ email addresses, which were used to sign in to online accounts such as LinkedIn.
