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Millions of people in South Sudan are in desperate need of aid as the country faces its worst food crisis since independence in 2011. Caritas staff say the health risk to women, children and the elderly will intensify without greater humanitarian intervention. |
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Since Malcolm Turnbull ’s Veep -ish mantra of “continuity” and “change” blew up in amusing fashion (see yours truly in the news pages), the PM has fallen conspicuously quiet on the C & C front. Happily, Attorney-General George Brandis — the government’s go-to guy when you need someone above pop culture — kept the flame alive yesterday. |
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UPDATE: 4:42 p.m. EDT — Demonstrators in Brussels have made homemade signs and are offering free hugs to spread a message of peace after Tuesday’s terror in the European city. There were also signs that read: "Love Beats Late!" and "Don't Give up to Hate!"
UPDATE: 4:30 p.m. EDT — The Brussels attacks were horrible, but they could have been worse. |
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There's a pivotal scene in Lorraine Hansberry's 1959 play A Raisin in the Sun freethinker in which matriarch Lena Younger tries to put the fear of God in her rebellious, politically conscious daughter Beneatha. Beneatha, an Afrocentric atheist, has been mouthing off about God's non-existence and irrelevance, proclaiming "Mama. |
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The horrific attacks in Belgium on Tuesday killed more than 30 people and injured at least 260 others. Here is a timeline of how and when the tragic events unfolded: 7:55 a.m. (2: 55 a.m. ET) : CCTV footage shows the suspected attackers exiting a taxi and pushing luggage trolleys through the Zaventem international airport outside Brussels. |
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The horrific attacks in Belgium on Tuesday killed more than 30 people and injured at least 260 others. Here is a timeline of how and when the tragic events unfolded: 7:55 a.m. (3: 55 a.m. ET) : CCTV footage shows the suspected attackers exiting a taxi and pushing luggage trolleys through the Zaventem international airport outside Brussels. |
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The terrorist attacks in Brussels is making it more difficult for the Greek government to manage the refugee crisis, as more and more EU countries become reluctant to allow the arrival of refugees into their territories. On Wednesday, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras had a telephone conversation.... |
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By Nation Reporter The trend of politicians attending church services being treated as Very Important People (VIP) has raised debate among members of the public. Josephine Mushala of Kamwala township has charged that politicians did not cease to be important just because they go to a certain church. |
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On this week's episode of Talking Radical Radio, I speak with Deb Cameron Fawkes and Deborah Littman about their involvement in the Metro Vancouver Alliance, a coalition of more than 50.... |
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Pubblicato il: 23/03/2016 12:31. Pope Francis on Wednesday said it was with an "aching heart" that he followed the news of the terrorist attacks in Brussels on Tuesday which killed at least 34 people and injured hundreds Vatican Radio reported on Wednesday. |
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10:59: March 23, 2016 More details on the background of Najim Laachraoui. Belgian investigators say the 25 year old traveled to Hungary under the alias Soufiane Kayal with Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam. Laachraoui is also believed to have travelled to Syria in February 2013. |
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