Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Sunday, October 20, 2019
President Trump announced that he is pulling the remaining US troops out of Syria, and abandoning their erstwhile allies, the Kurds. Steve Latham This is despite Kurdish forces, including female combatants, having done most of the ground fighting against the so-called Islamic State Caliphate. The reason is that […]
“Search sweet country”, by Kojo Laing, was first published in 1986 and this new edition creates a fresh opportunity to enjoy one of West Africa’s most brilliant writers. Sean Sheehan The setting is Accra in the mid-1970s, some twenty years after independence, and change is in the air. […]
Last week, I went to see the new Sci-Fi movie, “Ad Astra”, starring Brad Pitt, as astronaut Roy McBride. Steve Latham The film borrows from the filmography of Terence Malick, in particular “Tree of life”, in which Brad Pitt also acted: dreamy sequences, meditations on life, with an […]
Some of the most innovative and imaginative books for young children are coming from Gestalten, a German publisher based in that country’s powerhouse of creativity, Berlin. Sean Sheehan The pages of their Little Gestalten books will be turned by young kids with gleeful anticipation; adults who yearn for […]
Of all the ways to deceive, the disguise of justice is the one that causes the most damage and the former Brazilian president Luiz Inacio da Silva apparently recognised the expertise of the prosecutors of Operation Car Wash to bewitch, in the art of lying. Osvaldo Cardosa After […]
