Journal of Free Speech Law: "Protecting Public Knowledge Producers," by Prof. Heidi Kitrosser The third of twelve articles from the Knight Institute’s Lies, Free Speech, and the Law symposium. Reason · Mar 30, 2024
Israel could replace Palestinian workers with 100,000 Indian migrants, says business leader ‘Right now we are negotiating with India. We are waiting for decision of the Israeli government to approve that’ The Independent UK · Nov 7, 2023
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U.S. ‘Drug Czar’ comes to southeastern Kentucky, praises growing nonprofit A little after noon in downtown Manchester, traffic is light in the Clay County seat. Clay County High School seniors enrolled in a dual credit program are in a place you might not expect any 17-year-olds to be: the public library. They know the nation’s drug czar is in town.… WEKU · Aug 23, 2023
Support Trump, all political prisoners from January 6 held "illegally", says former US President’s supporter Donald Trump’s supporters gathered outside the DC federal courthouse on Friday to lend their support to the former US President in the election interference case. Read further on Dynamite News : Dynamite News · Aug 4, 2023
The latest death notices in Carmarthenshire as families remember loved ones Our thoughts are with those who have lost loved ones Wales Online · Jun 8, 2023
Deadly Storm Compounds Need for Aid in Myanmar Residents at a camp for Internally Displaced Persons said cyclone Mocha had made hundreds of Rohingya refugees “disappear.” The News Lens · May 22, 2023
Federal inquiry details abuses of power by Trump's CEO over Voice of America Investigators found Trump's appointee at the U.S. Agency for Global Media repeatedly abused his power. "It just takes one's breath away," says David Seide, a lawyer who represented whistleblowers. WEKU · May 21, 2023
How Myanmar’s Junta Uses Telecom Companies to Target Journalists With Myanmar’s four mobile service providers now either directly or indirectly linked to the military, sensitive user data is more easily accessible and could be used to persecute opposition voices, experts say. The News Lens · May 17, 2023
Youth Party Seeks to Move Thailand Forward from Army Control Pheu Thai and Move Forward share a desire to get the army out of politics and they could form a coalition if their combined seats exceed the majority. The News Lens · May 11, 2023
US Watches With Caution as China Sends Peace Envoy to Ukraine In just a few months, U.S. officials have pivoted from publicly warning Beijing not to provide material support for Russia’s war in Ukraine to acknowledging there is a role for China to play in brokering peace talks. The News Lens · May 9, 2023
Woman living 'retirement dream' forced to give up luxury rental lodge after council planning issue Hazel Cullen moved to Builth Wells in Wales with her husband and daughter to open a lodge - but the family are going to have to give it up due to huge bills. Daily Record · May 7, 2023
Leaked Documents Show How Russia, China Collaborate on Censorship In some of the leaked materials, Chinese officials appear to ask Russia for advice on dealing with popular dissent and regulating media. The News Lens · Apr 21, 2023
Macron Backs Down on Taiwan for Beijing’s Support on Ukraine, Experts Say At a news conference during a state visit in the Netherlands, Macron said France’s position on Taiwan has not changed, and Paris favors the status quo for Taiwan. The News Lens · Apr 14, 2023
WEKU · Apr 12, 2023 NPR quits Twitter after being falsely labeled as 'state-affiliated media' NPR's official Twitter feeds have gone silent. The news organization cites the social media platform's decision to question NPR's editorial independence through a series of inaccurate labels.
The News Lens · Apr 6, 2023 House Speaker McCarthy States ‘Unwavering’ US Support for Taiwan “This is not our intention to escalate,” McCarthy said. “We want to continue to build and foster democracy and freedom. There should be no fear.”
The News Lens · Mar 27, 2023 Taiwan Tensions Fuel Anxiety on Japan’s Tiny Yonaguni Island Yonaguni is the westernmost in a series of small Japanese islands, known as Yaeyama, that are gradually being transformed into a key line of defense as Japan embarks on its biggest military buildup since World War II.
Wales Online · Mar 20, 2023 How Wales' holiday let rules to crack down on second home ownership will be checked and enforced Holiday let regulations have been altered by the Welsh Government
The News Lens · Mar 13, 2023 Could Myanmar Be Implicated in Russia’s War Against Ukraine? The head of Ukraine’s defense intelligence says Russia is buying weapons via third countries, and Myanmar might be one of them.
The News Lens · Mar 9, 2023 Crackdown, Financial Constraints Limit Myanmar Protests Donations to anti-government organizations have gradually dropped, but living costs and expenses for protests are rising.
The News Lens · Mar 1, 2023 China Said To Ask Domestic Firms To Shun Big Four Accountants Beijing is concerned that the audits might give access to information about the problems of the state-owned enterprises that they regard as sensitive, analysts say.
Chronicle Live · Feb 18, 2023 'Tens of thousands' of people are falling through Warm Home Discount cracks Fears have grown that many people are missing out on £250 payment because of new 'high energy costs' criteria introduced this year
The News Lens · Feb 13, 2023 Heavy Rains Improve Mekong Life, but Concerns Remain Many fishers say that although bumper catches were helped by illegal electric nets, the harvest was still low because of dams.
The News Lens · Jan 12, 2023 US Lawmakers Move to Reevaluate US Policy Towards China The special committee on China expects to hold its first hearing in early to mid-February and will comprise a bipartisan group of lawmakers.
The News Lens · Jan 7, 2023 Thailand Welcomes Tourism, Economic Progress, Looks Ahead to 2023 Elections Experts say the elections could promote further economic growth and create stability for the kingdom.