Month: August 2019

There is an idea that if you have full control of all the tools (infrastructure, code and other instruments used by your company), the DevOps workflow becomes simpler. But this … Read More

And that train wreck shows no signs of getting any less spectacular, with American politicians and hopefuls jockeying for the 2020 presidential elections, just over a year away.

Civilians in the Srinagar suburb of Anchar say they are engaged in a fight for existence.

The sexual assault allegations that are rocking the New Zealand Labour Party have forced the resignation of president Nigel Haworth.

The rumbustious son of Brazil’s far-right president, Jair Bolsonaro, has come under heavy fire from across the political spectrum after claiming rapid political change was unachievable “through democratic means”.

Two events in early August cast a shadow over Australia’s supposed fair go, human rights respecting democracy. The American Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) held a meeting to fight to … Read More

A group of Australians with disabilities have travelled to Geneva to tell a UN committee about their experiences of discrimination and call on the government for more support for the … Read More

A campaign to advertise the return of limited duty-free shopping when visiting EU countries in the event of a no-deal Brexit has attracted criticism and mockery on social media.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison flew to the island nation of Tuvalu last week. He was there for his first big foreign policy challenge: the Pacific Islands Forum.