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From the journal and now the times. I mean is there good read on how much danger hes in . I dont know. He has control of the board. I think he ph wins a lot of support. The Company Needs money and dep was an important part of this whole thing and therefore he kept quite do what he has the power to do necessarily. Yep wipe out the entire board if he wanted, but they do need soft banks leverage. How much money do they need . Softmu softmoney, well see i think everyone is interested in getting this thing back on track and sort of recover from the disastrous s1. Kara, this feels different to me fr...

I think there is something to that. The way i would summarize it would be to say the United States is still the most powerful country in the world, but the margins of our lead are contracting. And what that means in terms of policy is that big problems in the world cannot be solved without the United States, but the United States can no longer be solving them alone or be dictating to others exactly how they get solved. So the premium in these coming years for the United States, i think, as the leading power in the world, is going to be on Coalition Building and alliance management. When we thi...

Three Massey academics awarded HRC funding to further research Dr Felicity Ware, Dr Andrea Donaldson and Associate Professor Clare Harvey Māori infant and maternal health, supporting vocational rehabilitation and developing a strangulation screening tool for first responders are three areas of research that have been recognised in the latest round of the Health Research Council of New Zealand (HRC) Research Activation Grants. The grants provide support to enable established or prospective researchers and/or research providers wanting to improve patient care and healthcare systems in New Zeal...