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European Union’s $8 Billion Aid Package for Egypt Sparks Controversy
Part of the deal is to stem migration flows to Europe but watchdog groups insist it overlooks the El-Sisi government’s record and breaches of human rights.
New Zealand’s Mysterious Spherical Boulders Continue to Captivate
According to Maori legend, the boulders are the remains of gourds, calabashes, and sweet potatoes of sailing deities.
Good Things Don’t Always Come to Those Who Wait
If high-sounding rhetoric could deter our adversaries, than the Albanese government’s new defence budget was a resounding success.
Using Frozen Russian Assets to Help Ukraine Will Happen ‘One Way or Another’: Blinken
World leaders weigh liquidating frozen Russian assets to assist Kyiv.
Government-Funded ‘Disinformation’ Watchdog Blocking Media Ad Sales, Claims Journalist
UnHerd editor told a parliamentary hearing his website was starved of advertising revenue by Global Disinformation Index for hosting ‘gender critical’ views.
News-Watch Founder: I’m Not Sure the BBC Can Be Saved
The former BBC journalist said the public broadcaster lacks innovation and an independent complaints system, and said its ‘Verify’ service is ’truly sinister.’
Japan’s Commitment to Cooperating With the US ‘Crucial’ to Confronting China’s Geopolitical Threats
‘Cooperation between the United States and Japan is, for the CCP, the greatest geopolitical nightmare,’ according to editor-in-chief Guo Jun.
Judge Blames Dead Gunman as 3 Jailed Over Nightclub Shooting
Two members of London’s notorious 67 gang have been convicted in connection with a shooting after a trial that heard the actual gunman had since died.
