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GO on and gorge yourself on the smorgasbord of live music, theatre and comedy coming your way in this year's Great Yorkshire Fringe, starting tomorrow. Last year's appetiser has swelled into a full-course meal with a menu of 300 shows and events for all tastes, ages and wallets. Here's a little taster to whet your appetite. |
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Foreign Minister Julie Bishop is standing firm after China issued a formal protest about her comments on an international court ruling on the South China Sea. The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague concluded this week that China had no historic claim to the waters and it had violated the Philippines' economic and sovereign rights. |
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WARNINGS from the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) against the "abuse" of social media in the country have set tongues wagging. POTRAZ has turned its guns on social media users after a flurry of messages flooded the internet, urging people to stay-away from work. |
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(Trinidad Guardian) General secretary of the Sanatan Dharma Maha Sabha (SDMS), Sat Maharaj, yesterday launched an extraordinary verbal attack on former prime minister Patrick Manning, describing him as a “racist.” In a harsh assessment totally out of step with laudatory ones heaped on Manning in the.... |
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More than a few people, it seems, are disenchanted with today's obsessive focus on politics. Some are concerned about what they describe as "oppressive government policies." Others worry about the rampant commercialism that infiltrates every aspect of life in the "Capitalist Kingdom" these days. |
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INSIDE THE AMERICAS After Dallas, where is the 'Black Lives Matter' movement headed?
BUSINESS DAILY French feathers ruffled by Barroso's new job.
IN THE PAPERS 'Dear World, Sorry': May Appoints Boris as Foreign Secretary.
IN THE PAPERS Bastille Day: Not Much to Celebrate for Hollande.
EYE ON AFRICA South Sudan's cycle of violence. |
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During an interview with a news reporter, the man offers an observation: “A lot of people have turned same-sex marriage into a religious issue, but to the people who want to get married it is a civil rights issue.” The reporter asks if he can quote the man by name. He shakes his head, no. “I don’t want to lose my job,” he says. |
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BEIJING - China said on Thursday it had issued a formal protest after Australia announced it would continue to exercise its right to freedom of navigation and overflight in the South China Sea following a court ruling against China's claims. The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague concluded.... |
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A missile fired by terrorist groups exploded next to the Armenian St. Astvatsatsin Chucrh (Church of the Holy Mother of God), destroying one of the nearby houses, the Aleppo-based Armenian newspaper reports. Kantsasar According to the source, the church and the adjacent Gertasirats High School have.... |
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SO, do we still think it’s an exciting time to be an Australian? After an election campaign that felt longer than the Hundred Years War, we more or less have a result that has given Malcolm Turnbull a majority that could best be described as svelte. If you’ve followed the post-election analysis, you.... |
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It’s a common phenomenon: You’re flipping radio stations when you pause to listen to a pop-rock song, and then think, possibly in horror … “Wait a second… is this… RELIGIOUS. For some people, this is terribly disconcerting, especially if they actually like the song. |
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