On meeting with the conman, Jacinda Ardern made trade "liberalization" the priority, rather than climate defense.

One could perhaps excuse omitting climate defense with him on the grounds that the conman would have ignored anything she (or anyone but his bosses)) said about the subject. However, "liberalization" often means deregulation, and deregulation of business is harmful in itself. We should not forget that she signed the TPP with its ISDS clause.

The UK's Supreme Court ruled that Bogus Johnson's order to prorogue Parliament is void. He is a pro rogue — that has been his whole career — but he can't prorogue.

Spain will move the corpse of the dictator (and mass murderer) Franco out of the national monument he built.

UK promises extra £600m for family planning in poorest countries.

This will be very good if it really happens. Unfortunately, promises from Bogus Johnson are not worth much.

US citizens: call on Congress to stop the censorship of books for prisoners.

If you call, please spread the word!