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Posted by The Analyst | 05 June 2020 | Politics
Asian shares higher after jobless data snaps Wall St rally

Shares advanced in Asia on Friday, with Tokyo's Nikkei 225 closing at its highest level since late February. Investors were awaiting more updates on the U.S. jobless situation Friday after … Click to Continue »

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Posted by The Analyst | 05 June 2020 | Foreign Affairs
George Floyd’s death an American tragedy with global echoes

When black men died at the hands of U.S. police in recent years, the news made international headlines. The name of George Floyd has reached the world's streets. Since his … Click to Continue »

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Posted by The Analyst | 05 June 2020 | Breaking News
‘Morale booster’ llama spotted at Black Lives Matter protest

A llama spotted at a Black Lives Matter (BLM) protest has been hailed as a “morale booster” by those taking part.

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Posted by The Analyst | 05 June 2020 | Politics
Despite reopening, some jobs lost to virus are gone for good

Factories and stores are reopening, economies are reawakening – but many jobs just aren't coming back. That's the harsh truth facing workers laid off around the U.S. and the world, … Click to Continue »

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Posted by The Analyst | 05 June 2020 | Breaking News
House prices fell for third month in a row in May, says index

The average house price fell for the third month in a row in May, according to an index.

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Posted by The Analyst | 05 June 2020 | Politics
Hong Kong is no longer British, never really was, and it’s time to let go of all our hypocritical, nostalgic colonial nonsense

The UK's offer of residency to three million residents of “Honkers” is guilt-driven meddling in affairs that are no longer British. Strangely, there is no international outcry at this display of diplomatic double standards. Having left Hong Kong in the lurch once already, when it handed the colony over to China following the expiration of...

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Posted by The Analyst | 05 June 2020 | Foreign Affairs
On sad anniversary, few to mourn the D-Day dead in Normandy

At least the dead will always be there. All too many have been, for 76 years since that fateful June 6 on France's Normandy beaches, when allied troops in 1944 … Click to Continue »

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