The Guardian • Issue #1959 • May 3, 2021
Climate Summit: “THE WORLD IS ON RED ALERT”
The growing recognition of the urgency by world leaders was reflected at the virtual climate summit called by US President Joe Biden from 22nd to 23rd April.
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Issue #1959
Morrison’s hydrogen scheme another marketing ploy
Yet again, the Morrison government is trying to pull the wool over Australia’s eyes. This time, Prime Minister Scott Morrison is attempting to sell the...
Read moreNo to patents on vaccines!
CP of Turkey, joint statement: no to patents on vaccines! The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a great tragedy for more than a year now. In...
Read moreANZAC Day and Australia’s dark foreign policy
Sunday 25th April marked 106 years since Australian and New Zealander troops landed on the Gallipoli peninsula of the then-Ottoman Empire, to fight and die in their thousands under an uncaring British command in pursuit of British imperial interests.
Read morePutin’s Presidential address
On April 21, Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the Federal Assembly, a combined gathering of members of the Federation Council (Senators), the State Duma (Parliamentarians), Cabinet ministers, Regional Governors, representatives of selected State Departments, Agencies and the media.
Read moreSoftening its mates up for another war?
Has anyone actually scrutinised the piffle that Anthony Blinken, the US Secretary of State, recently came out with?
Read moreMANDELA IN CUBA
When Nelson Mandela was released from prison in 1990, he asked me to write his speeches.
Read moreNew Zealand’s divergence from Five Eyes intelligence network
New Zealand has seemingly broken ranks with the other members of the Five Eyes intelligence network over their attempt to exert political pressure on China through the network.
Read moreAustralia scraps BRI agreements, eager to injure relationship with number one trade partner
The Morrison government has vetoed the state of Victoria by cancelling four agreements it had with other nations relating to cooperation and education.
Read moreXi calls for “unprecedented ambition, action” to build community of life
We should protect nature and preserve the environment like we protect our eyes.
Read moreNo crime lasts a hundred years
Twitter’s news feed did not stop. Facebook played live videos, one after another.
Read moreMen’s football: what’s next for football fans
The strength of supporter action prevented a power grab by football’s elite as a new Super League disbanded just days after it was officially announced.
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