Opinion
Why the Constitution Is Vital to America and the World, and Why We Must Defend It
With just four sheets of parchment, the Founding Fathers created one of the most influential texts ever written. This text would shape over two centuries of American history and would define who we are as a nation today. This text is the Constitution of the United States. Designed to replace the Articles of Confederation, the…
A third of US liberals want ‘weaker arguments’ to be given less coverage by the media, but who decides which views these are?
Zachary Leeman is the author of the novel Nigh and journalist who covers art and culture. He has previously written for outlets such as Breitbart, LifeZette, and BizPac Review among others. Follow him on Twitter @WritingLeemanis the author of the novel Nigh and journalist who covers art and culture. He has previously written for outlets such as Breitbart, LifeZette,…
Fauci should be investigated over Rand Paul’s allegations he lied to Congress, but the Democrats won’t let that happen – yet
Micah Curtis is a game and tech journalist from the US. Aside from writing for RT, he hosts the podcast Micah and The Hatman, and is an independent comic book writer. Follow Micah at @MindofMicahCis a game and tech journalist from the US. Aside from writing for RT, he hosts the podcast Micah and The Hatman,…
South Africa: No Comparison – to Equate Dali Mpofu and George Bizos Is Truly a Disgrace
On 9 July, after what can only be described as a crushing legal defeat in the Gauteng High Court, Ace Magashule described his counsel, Dali Mpofu SC, as being like George Bizos and that like Bizos, Mpofu represents the oppressed. It was an extraordinary claim, even for Magashule, who, with his close 'comrade' Carl Niehaus,…
Swaziland: MTN Sits Between a Rock and a Hard Place in eSwatini, but It’s Trying to Do the Right Thing
In late May, Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari instructed mobile networks to suspend Twitter access in the country. Outraged citizens accused the government of censorship and clamping down on dissent. In January, Uganda's government ordered telecoms operators to suspend all internet gateways ahead of elections already marred by brutal crackdowns. In 2019, the Sudanese government responded…
Ethiopia: Ethiopia Registers Double Victory At Two Decisive Battle Fronts
Were there battles that Ethiopia fought? In fact there were two battles that took place a couple of days back reminding me a scene one in William Shakespeare's play, Macbeth, which goes "When shall we three meet again, in thunder, lightning or in rain? When the hurly-burly is done, when the battle's lost and won."…
A Foretaste of Fascism
Commentary How can we make sense of the Biden administration’s project to establish a shadow state in which the federal government achieves its unconstitutional objectives—mask mandates, forced vaccines, suppression of religious freedom, and free speech—by recruiting private corporations to do its bidding? What is the official name for this public-private partnership in opposition to our…
I think anti-vaxxers are nuts, but I HATE the fact I can’t travel or even work without the jabs
Charlie Stone Charlie Stone is an author and journalist who has worked for the BBC, several national newspapers in the UK and international media.Charlie Stone is an author and journalist who has worked for the BBC, several national newspapers in the UK and international media. If I don’t get the vaccine I’ll be forced into…
Sydney lockdown: if we’re all in this together, let’s ditch the scapegoating | Sheila Ngoc Pham
A friend in Punchbowl texted me late on Saturday night to ask if we would still be allowed to send our kids to daycare.I’m so confused about the lockdown. It’s not clear about daycares and whether they are open. Does it mean we can work in our own council but can’t leave it?Earlier that day,…
The generations are at war, we keep being told. So what happened at my big family reunion? | Zoe Williams
The theological definition of a just war is, in part, that it has to be winnable. It’s interesting to consider generational warfare in that light: what would it look like if one side won? Would young people all simply be required to pipe down? Would it be enough if all old people downsized at once?…
The Olympics’ shambolic gender rules are allowing biological men to displace women from the top of their sports – it has to stop
Debbie Hayton Debbie Hayton is a high school teacher and trade union officer. She teaches science to 11-18-year-olds at a school in central England. As a transgender person, she has written extensively about what it means to be trans and how trans people can be included in society without compromising the rights of other vulnerable…
Anti-Covid-19 vaccines in dispute
Por Rosmerys Bernal PiñaHavana, May 15 (Prensa Latina) While several countries are making progress in the immunization against the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, scientists, business executives, health authorities and world leaders are debating whether or not to temporarily eliminate the patents on anti-Covid-19 vaccines. Initially, the United States and a small group of rich countries blocked the…
Lula believes unity is strength
Por Osvaldo CardosaBrasilia, (Prensa Latina) Convinced that unity leads to victory, former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva began a five-day visit to Brasilia on May 3 to re-establish ties with different political tendencies in the run-up to the 2022 elections in Brazil. The trip was the first of the founder of the Workers’ Party…
Global rising of Turkey and Indo-Pacific
The global eco-political balances that have reshaped the Atlantic and Asia-Pacific have been a prominent discussion point for almost 10 years. The changes in balance include the increasing influence of the U.S., Russia and China as global power centers and the indispensable importance of Turkey and the Indo-Pacific region. Turkey’s importance Turkey is an indispensable…
Prince Harry’s new book has been billed as ‘tell-all memoir’ but will he discuss his time in Afghanistan?
By Revd Frank Gelli, an Anglican priest, activist, and cultural critic. He has read philosophy and theology at London and Oxford Universities, served in parishes in London and also as a chaplain to the Church of St Nicholas, British Embassy, Ankara, Turkey. He has published several books on spiritual subjects available on Amazon, and lectured on…
