The new phase of the UK’s training support for Ukraine has been announced, which sees an expansion into specialist areas including aviation, medical, engineering and logistics. Operation Interflex launched in the wake of Putin’s full-scale, illegal invasion of Ukraine. Its original mission was to deliver basic infantry training at pace and at scale, enabling Ukrainians […]
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Great Britain: Millions Of Unmarried Couples To Get Stronger Rights
Over 3.5 million unmarried couples will be given more financial security under a government consultation launching today (Friday 5 June). Designed to shape future law and better reflect modern society, the consultation looks to strengthen rights and make the separation process less financially difficult for cohabiting couples and those who simply choose not to marry. The government recognises that due to cost of […]
United States: Governor Abbott, HHSC Announce $10 Million In Grant Funding To Enhance Pediatric Telemedicine In Rural Texas
Governor Greg Abbott today announced the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) is making $10 million in grant funding available for eligible rural hospitals and rural health clinics to provide pediatric telemedicine services. “Texas is providing rural communities with the state-of-the-art pediatric care they deserve,” said Governor Abbott. “Through these grants, rural hospitals will […]
United States: Sanctions On Cuban Military Instrumentalities & Other Actors Responsible For Subversive Anti-American Activities
For nearly seven decades, the Communist Cuban regime has waged a continuous campaign of political, ideological, and institutional warfare against the United States. Tragically, the Cuban people are the hostages of a brutal and repressive government which disregards their safety and prosperity to advance the Castro regime’s true purpose: serving as an outpost for our […]
Language is Infrastructure
Why Antigua and Barbuda’s adoption of Spanish as a second official language matters By Sir Ronald Sanders Antigua and Barbuda is one of the smaller countries of the Caribbean. Yet small states have often advanced ideas that have significance beyond their size. The decision by the Government of Antigua and Barbuda, led by Prime Minister […]
PM Christopher Luxon insists ‘inappropriate’ China sanction a NZ matter as Australia weighs in
Christopher Luxon is in Australia to meet with his counterpart, Anthony Albanese.
Drug smuggling sentencing for All Blacks great Jonah Lomu’s brother, John, adjourned
John Lomu claimed there was pressure from loan providers that led to his drug offending.
Wellington traffic delays after 3 crashes shut major routes in wet weather
Drivers in the capital are being warned to expect delays and avoid affected routes.
Myles MacDuff remembered as family shares MND journey during Action Month
Helen Casey-MacDuff is sharing her late husband’s story during MND Action Month.
Why Beijing’s move raises stakes for NZ-China ties – The Front Page
China’s embassy says the ban on four MPs could be lifted if they apologise.