“…another element in a ruthless proxy war”
The call by the Irish National Teachers Organisation for the re-introduction of testing and contact tracing for primary school children attracted little attention when they first proposed it eleven days ago. The teachers’ body had previously said they were opposed to the halt to contact tracing which was part of the Government’s further easing of […]
Joanna Lumley has many admirable sides to her it must be said – foremost among them being her long-time public support for the people of Tibet who have endured 60 years of genocide and horror at the hands of the Chinese Communist Party. It might appear somewhat ironic then that her genuine concern for the […]
In the face of the apparent moral and intellectual bankruptcy of much of the western elite, Putin’s pronouncements are intriguing
When the satirical Babylon Bee – which proudly trumpets its claim to provide ‘Fake News You Can Trust’ – publishes a piece that may not be too wide of the sordid reality, then the target might realise that they are in real bother. Photo Credit: White Coat Waste Project as published in the Hill https://bit.ly/3Ec6Lq8 […]
The summit of EU leaders in Brussels came to a close with no firm decision being made on what steps ought to be taken to force Poland to toe the line on the EU’s insistence that the EU legal framework ought to have primacy over the constitutions of member states. Part of the impasse is […]
The positive achievements of Ó Cadhain lie in his literary prose and his writings on the language, but also in the achievement of limited Gaeltacht autonomy
What about sovereignty?
Many of them would have held Amess in contempt because of his views on abortion and Brexit
Surprise
Many more Europeans will be pleased that at least some of the democratic governments are reflecting the concerns of their own people.
And students can’t have it both ways