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China Tightens Grip on African Media, Pushes Anti-America Messaging
The CCP’s official mouthpiece is in at least 40 of Africa’s 54 countries, while Voice of America has one bureau left on the continent.
EU Elections Will Not Drastically Change Status Quo in Brussels: Expert
Even if right-wing parties win 25 percent of the vote, they won’t have enough to form a governing coalition in the European Parliament, the expert predicts.
Michael Mosley’s Wife ‘Devastated’ as She Confirms Death of TV Doctor
His body was discovered in a rocky area beside Agia Marina on the Greek island of Symi on Sunday.
Netanyahu Condemns UN Decision to Label Israeli Military a Child-Harming Entity
The list is part of a report set to be presented at the U.N. Security Council in the upcoming week.
Tories Pledge Welfare Reforms to Save £12 Billion a Year
The IFS think tank said the announcement is unlikely to change the latest spending forecast as most of the plans have been floated before.
Right-Wing Parties Look to Be Big Winners in EU Elections as Polls Close
Official results are expected to roll in as the final polling stations close in Italy.
No Investigation Into 6 Public Servants Means No Justice for Robodebt Victims, Welfare Groups Say
The National Anti-Corruption Commission noted that the Australian Public Service Commission was already investigating 5 of the 6 senior public officials.
ACT Legalises Euthanasia, to Come Into Effect in 2025
The Northern Territory will be left as the only jurisdiction without a right-to-die, with the ACT’s latest move.
