Posted by Scott Lucas | Apr 8, 2021 |
Professor Paul McKeigue of Edinburgh University (Channel 4)
UPDATE, APRIL 8: BBC Radio 4 has uploaded its 54-minute podcast, “The Evidence Gatherers”, about the pro-Assad attacks trying to discredit and intimidate the war crimes investigators of the Commission for International Justice and Accountability
The program includes further details of the collaboration of Professor Paul McKeigue, a member of the “Working Group on Syria, Propaganda and Media” with a man whom he believed to be a Russian spy.
UPDATE, MARCH 28: In the latest defense of his e-mails with a “Russian spy”, Professor Paul McKeigue has said that he would not have asked for assistance if he knew the communications would become public.
Have you ever wondered why Blair Howard and Bush have ALL written their autobiography ?. One could suspect a collusion. And there is. It is a well orchestrated way to frame the debate about the Iraq war in a sea of other titillating subjects including the foetus of George W Bush s unborn sibling his mother kept in a pickle jar or the sexual celebration of Blair s political victory, with Cherie. Like in a well tuned orchestra, Blair, Howard and Bush, all play an Iraq tune, with counterpoints and slightly different notes BUT IN HARMONY. The theme tune of the song is that Saddam deserved to be taken out and the WORLD IS BETTER FOR IT.
The Government will need to factor in the budgetary impact of a US and UK-led increase in global corporate taxes, Finance Minister Pachal Donohoe has said.
“They’re focused on increasing their corporate tax rates, and they’re also now looking to make the case, as the biggest economies in the world, for a global minimum effective tax rate, and that is going to have consequences for Ireland and we will need to plan for those consequences,” Mr Donohoe told reporters on Tuesday.
He was responding to a speech by US treasury secretary Janet Yellen, who said this week that she was in favour of “a global minimum corporate tax rate that can stop the race to the bottom”.
Indonesia reiterates commitment to tackle climate change
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Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs, Airlangga Hartarto. (ANTARA/HO-the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs/pri/sh)
Addressing the climate change impact is a challenging task, because it would need multilateral cooperation and comprehensive efforts Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Indonesian government has reiterated its commitment to address climate change and willingness to co-chair the UK-led 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties’ (COP26) Forest, Agriculture and Commodity Trade (FACT) Dialogue.
Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs, Airlangga Hartarto, conveyed this after a bilateral meeting with UK Minister for Pacific and the Environment, Lord Zac Goldsmith, here on Thursday.
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