Washington — Former President Donald Trump was supposed to face off against President Biden in their second, and possibly final, debate before the election. Then came the unexpected twist in July.
Jamaican-British academic Stuart Hall once said “the university is a critical institution or it is nothing”. Indeed, universities have an important role to play in upholding the imperatives of academic freedom and critical inquiry, especially today, amid the growing debate and protests over Israel’s war on Gaza.
Ukraine's invasion of Kursk has backfired drastically, as friend of the show Brian Berletic helps us understand its link to Russia's recent progress on the battlefield. This war has changed course and Ukraine is currently sitting on the losing side. This video breaks down why.
Brian Berletic: Russia is DESTROYING Ukraine's Army as Kursk Offensive Backfires
Canada has experienced a shocking decline in labour productivity in recent years, decoupling sharply from its neighbour to the south, the United States: The decline in Canadian labour productivity has been matched with growth in real GDP per capita, which unlike the United States, has barely experienced any growth in a decade: The situation is
Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia Media Release The Australian Government has intensified its attack on jobs in the international education sector, releasing details of the proposed 2025 caps on the number of international skills training students last Friday. The peak body representing independent Registered Training Organisations (RTOs), higher education and international education providers, the Independent…
By Dale Webster Dear _ _ _ _ Your complaint about our Katoomba branch closer Thank you for contacting us about ANZ’s decision to close our Katoomba branch. We understand this may affect the way you currently do your banking and want to support you with this change. We hope this letter addresses your concerns.…
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Most of the Americans deceive themselves while the successive US administrations have been deceiving the world.
As mentioned in 2006 on this site (see the Age of Deceit), the USA have been the most successful country in the world because it is the most deceitful…
Asian share markets have all opened and stayed in the red following the soft but not soft enough US unemployment print from Friday night that saw Wall Street slump nearly 2% across the board. The risk off mood has not been helped by the latest Chinese CPI and PPI prints with the latter remaining well
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A new academic year in Russia kicked off on September 1. This year will see an array of new subjects to preserve and strengthen traditional values among children.
The course Fundamentals of Security and Defense of the Motherland is being introduced to teach pupils basic military skills, and tactical, fire, and engineering exercises.
Australian Futures Arising From That Bad News Week: Is More Austerity the Right Policy Prescription?
By Denis Bright Last week offered real leadership tests for policy elites in the corridors of power and for professional commentators in the mainstream news states. The real challenges arose from the interpretation of media releases from the federal treasurer and the RBA Governor Michele Bullock relating to lack luster economic growth data in the…