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The recent verbal agreement reached between Serbia and Kosovo in Ohrid, North Macedonia obviously represents a positive development in the process of normalization between the two countries. There are however many obstacles and a considerable number of ambiguities that will make it difficult to fully implement the EU-backed deal in
read now A couple of weeks ago, I was invited to speak to Campaign Life Coalition Ottawaabout climate change and the potential threat that climate alarmism poses to the objectives of pro-lifers. The title of the event is “Why global warming alarmism is a threat to unborn children… and the pro-life movement.”
read now Israel is facing the greatest danger since its inception-not from any regional adversarial power but from within, led by a largely corrupt cast of political characters and shepherded by a criminal who is willing to destroy the country only to escape justice It is unfathomable that Israel’s future is now
read now Australian house prices and rentals are amongst the most expensive in the world. Sydney was recently ranked the second least affordable city in the world after Hong Kong, with Vancouver in third place. Other Australian cities were also highly ranked, with Melbourne the ninth least affordable, Adelaide the fourteenth and
read now Will the AUKUS nuclear subs consume the Australian budget? It’s a good question. The expenditure is huge in Australian terms.The total deal is currently worth $386 billion (US$260 billion) and will be spread out over 30 years. So, on average, it will cost $12 billion a year. This is about
read now The largest majority in parliament in PNGs history has emboldened Prime Minister James Marape to propose quite radical political reform. So far it has not gone beyond being a proposal but there is every chance the PM will advance it.He is to appoint 6 extra ministers. That is not radical
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