Photo credit: the Globe and Mail The Prime Minister of Canada, Mr Mark Carney, has referred to Israel’s handling of humanitarian aid in Gaza as “a violation of international law.” He thereby condemns the Israeli government’s failure to prevent the “rapidly deteriorating” disaster in the region. CP24 reports that Mr Carney said in a statement on…
Photo credit: Daily Mail The Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner (PFCC) for Essex in the United Kingdom has asked the Government to stop sending migrants to “unsuitable” hotels. The MailOnline reports that Roger Hirst said he had written to the Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, outlining the “unsuitability” of the Bell Hotel in Epping for housing asylum…
The Global English Editing reports that some people enjoy the quiet things others miss. It lists them as: 1) You cherish alone time: For most people, solitude is a scary concept. They equate being alone with loneliness and avoid it at all costs. But you are not most people. You relish moments when you’re alone…
By Tunde Olusunle I’ve just watched a four-minute video clip of Alex Otti, the Abia State Governor, commissioning a humongous haul of 14 road projects in one day in Aba, the major commercial hub in the state. My interest was not in the ceremonial cutting of tapes and ribbons at every turn during the exercise….
Several years ago, I joined a group of my classmates in the secondary school. I was with the group briefly. It was brief because I’m naturally a loner! I value my solitude. While with the group, I showed some of my books to the members. While some of them were showing signs of approval, a…
Photo credit: NBC News The Korean government has launched an emergency special investigation of a brick factory in Naju, South Jeolla, on Thursday after revelations of group harassment against a foreign worker. Kore JoongAng Daily reports that the Ministry of Employment and Labor said on Thursday that it had become aware of an incident at a brick manufacturing business…
Photo credit: The Hub According to a national Leger poll conducted for the Association for the Association for Canadian Studies and the Metropolis Institute, 62 per cent of the people who took part in the poll think the country is admitting too many immigrants. However, 20 per cent have a contrary opinion while 19 per cent…
