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Brickbat: Sign, Sign, Everywhere a Sign
In England, a judge has ruled that London’s Metropolitan Police cannot bar Niyak Ghorbani from attending pro-Palestinian protests. Ghorbani, an Iranian dissident, has become famous for attending such protests while carrying a sign that reads “Hamas is terrorist.” He has been arrested by Met police three times at those protests. At his last arrest, he […]
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New Zealand a Long Way From Deciding to Join Aukus, Peters Says
New Zealand is a long way from deciding whether to join the second pillar of the Aukus security pact, Foreign Minister Winston Peters said.
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World’s Biggest Football League Faces a Moment of Reckoning
The Premier League is seen as a big spending competition with global reach. Off the pitch, owners and politicians are railing against how it’s managed.
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A Local Expert Breaks Down What’s Best in Suddenly Cool Romania
The central European country has fascinated for centuries. Luxury travelers are finally figuring out why.
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The Telegraph Is Up for Sale Again: Here’s Who Might Buy It
The Telegraph, one of Britain’s oldest and most influential newspapers, is back on the block after UAE-backed investment group RedBird IMI officially walked away from its proposed takeover following a political furor.
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IMF Approves $120 Million of Emergency Financing Support to Mali
Mali reached a staff level agreement with the International Monetary Fund for $120 million of emergency financing.
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Lee Asks Singapore to Rally Behind His Successor in Last Address
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong called on Singaporeans to rally behind his successor as he prepares to step aside later this month after a two decades-long stint in power.
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Macau Casinos Remain Resilient in April as Consumers Seek Fun
Macau’s casino industry showed resilience in April, with gaming revenue surpassing analyst estimates despite weeks of bad weather in southern China.
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South Korea Discussing Working With Aukus on Tech, Minister Says
South Korea is discussing participation in the Aukus security pact as a research partner, Defense Minister Shin Wonsik said, the latest major country in the Indo-Pacific to examine cooperating with the US-led group.
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Saudi Economic Contraction Eases as Oil Activities Less Subdued
Saudi Arabia’s economic downturn eased in the first three months of the year as ongoing oil production cuts acted as less of a drag on the oil economy.
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