Water users in part of the Murray-Darling Basin are anxious that a proposal to protect their interests during droughts has been abandoned, as the dry […]
Year: 2026
Royal Canadian Mint reviewing allegations about gold from tainted Colombian mines
OTTAWA — The Royal Canadian Mint says it has initiated a full review in response to allegations some of its gold comes from a region […]
Trump official lobs dark threat to media behemoth on right-wing podcast
President Donald Trump’s attack dog in the Federal Communications Commission issued a dark threat to a media behemoth during a new podcast interview over an […]
GOP senators put Trump on notice as Iran war hits critical deadline
GOP senators are considering whether to throw their support behind a resolution to end hostilities in Iran as a critical deadline approaches. “If there are […]
Trump’s Shameful Effort to Deport Russian Dissenters Fleeing Putin
Bradley Greeff | Dreamstime.com As a recent Boston Globe article explains, the Trump Administration is trying to deport Russian dissenters against Vladimir Putin’s war of […]
King Charles: The hidden messages in his speech to Congress
King Charles III deployed the first royal address to the U.S. Congress in 35 years today — and he had plenty to say to Washington’s gathered political leadership. His speech to a […]
Faut-il réformer les commissions d’enquête ?
PARIS — Pour ceux qui voulaient déjà réformer le fonctionnement des commissions d’enquête, le débat autour du bienfondé de la publication du rapport de la […]
Charles’s speech cites ‘checks and balances’ on executive power
WASHINGTON — King Charles III did not name President Donald Trump Tuesday when he acknowledged before a joint session of Congress the transatlantic tension between […]
The curious case of Bangladesh’s terrorism denial
The explosion that tore through the Ummul Qura International Madrasa in Keraniganj on December 26 last year followed a very familiar trajectory. What initially appeared […]
SASSA grant holder in Western Cape juggles work and survival
Despite full-time employment, a Western Cape resident supporting multiple dependants finds that government assistance barely touches the surface of daily expenses…See More
The Cancel Culture Panic: Understanding How an American Obsession Went Global (Half the Answer #80, with Adrian Daub)
You can’t say anything these days! Especially not on a college campus, and especially not if you’re a white man. For evidence, please enjoy this […]
The Historical Sensibility of “Mad Men”
After bouncing around to multiple streaming services in the last few years, the brilliant show Mad Men recently settled at HBO, so my wife and […]
The Trump Administration Aims to Penalize Disabled Adults Who Live With Their Families
This story was originally published by ProPublica. Even a glance at Shy’tyra Burton’s life reveals her need for the sort of federal government assistance that […]
AOC Masterfully Catches Trump’s EPA Administrator In A Life And Death Lie To Congress
Republican administrations hate the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and are always on the side of corporate America when it comes to destroying protections for the […]
South Sudan community is denied relief supplies amid weaponisation of aid
Displaced people who took refuge from conflict in an isolated South Sudan village were denied lifesaving aid by the government even as deaths there mounted, […]
Mali flights suspended as wave of attacks deepens security crisis
Mali’s air travel has been disrupted after a surge in violence forced airlines to suspend flights, raising fresh concerns over security in the region…See More
US Hits Iran’s ‘Shadow Banking’ Network With New Sanctions
As the US-Israeli war with Iran continues to impact and shape the region, journalists from RFE/RL deliver ongoing updates and analysis.
European airlines will fail if jet fuel costs stay high, Ryanair CEO says
Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary warns that some of Europe’s airlines will go out of business if jet fuel prices remain elevated. “If pricing stays higher […]
EU Parliament vs. Germany in the battle of the budget
BRUSSELS — The European Parliament voted for an EU budget exceeding €2 trillion for the next seven-year cycle. Germany and its frugal allies will fight […]
Serbia: Draft Law on the Prohibition of the Use of Mobile Phones in Primary and Secondary Schools
Child rights impact assessment (CRIA): analysis of the draft law’s compatibility with international and constitutional human rights standards This analysis assesses the Draft against the […]