Tory net zero plans will come to nothing if we keep fueling climate chaos abroad
British banks are still profiting from exploiting some of the most dangerous fossil fuel projects around the world.
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Comment: USA and Venezuelan Right aiming for ‘regime change’
The right has launched a new campaign to oust Maduro, while Obama has renewed an executive order condemning Venezuela as an ‘extraordinary threat’
Pope Francis: the man who catches the bus and cooks his own meals
The optimism invested in Pope Francis, the 266th holder of the office since St. Peter, was apparent on our television screens last night as pilgrims from all corners of the world – Black and White, rich and poor, European, African, Asian, North and South American – crammed into St. Peter’s Square to hear his first words.
Pope Jorge Bergoglio: what the papers are saying
The world this morning wakes up with a new Pope, someone that no one expected to take the post. Here’s how the papers have reacted to the news.
Falklands: Time for the left to stop dancing to Kirchner’s tune
The left is too soft on Argentina’s claims to the Falkland Islands. The left should instead support the islanders’ right to self-determination.
A letter to the President of Argentina
Mrs President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, You started your letter by noting the date Britain asked a detachment of Argentine troops to leave the Falkland Islands that had previously been settled by us. Let me offer you another date: Intest
Revealed: The vulture capitalists willing to destroy a nation for a good return
Nick Dearden reveals the vulture funds that are willing to bring Argentina back to the brink for a return on their ‘investment’.
The World Outside Westminster – Falklands, nukes, protests and Gingrich
Chris Tarquini rounds up this weeks biggest stories from the other 192 nations in the world.