Issue 131:201 11 30:Damned if we do (J.R.Thomas)

30 November 2017 Damned If We Do Is land yesterday’s asset? by J.R. Thomas  Thanksgiving Day in the United States was this year marked by a relatively new but increasingly powerful ceremony in which the early settlers are damned to the brims of their furlined hats and to the soles of their leather boots.  Not… Continue reading Issue 131:201 11 30:Damned if we do (J.R.Thomas)

Issue 119:2017 09 07:Week in Brief International

07 September 2017 Week in Brief: International Europe FRANCE: The prime minister announced 36 measures to reform the country’s labour laws. GERMANY: Chancellor Merkel faced the SDP leader Martin Schultz in a live TV debate, but there was little conflict; they agreed on most things, including keeping Turkey out of the EU.  Brexit wasn’t mentioned. … Continue reading Issue 119:2017 09 07:Week in Brief International

!ssue 115:2017 07 27:Week in Brief International

27 July 2017 Week In Brief: INTERNATIONAL NEWS Europe FRANCE:  The chief of the armed forces resigned after Macron gave him a dressing down for complaining about defence cuts. GREECE: A 6.7 magnitude earthquake in the Aegean (hitting the Greek island of Kos, and also Bodrum in Turkey) left 2 people dead and 500 injured.… Continue reading !ssue 115:2017 07 27:Week in Brief International

Issue 82:2016 12 01:Week in Brief International

1 December 2016 Week In Brief: INTERNATIONAL NEWS Europe AUSTRIA:  Last May’s inconclusive presidential election will be rerun this Sunday.  The choice is between Norbert Hoffer of the far-right Freedom Party and the Green but independent Alexander van der Bellen. BULGARIA:  Migrants rioted after a health scare confined them to their camp in Hermanli near… Continue reading Issue 82:2016 12 01:Week in Brief International

Issue 28:2015 11 12: International news

12 November 2015 Week in Brief: INTERNATIONAL AFGHANISTAN: A breakaway group of Taliban militants has defected to Isis, leading to heavy fighting between rival groups in the southern province of Zabul. The murder of seven Shia muslims from the Hazara minority suggests that militants are trying to stir up sectarian conflict. BRAZIL: More than 15… Continue reading Issue 28:2015 11 12: International news

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