Left sidebar

Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing.
Posted by The Analyst | 12 February 2020 | Foreign Affairs
Australia scraps policy to end indigenous disadvantage

The Australian government has scrapped a 12-year-old timetable for ending indigenous disadvantage, declaring on Wednesday that the policy had failed. A new center-left Labor Party government launched the ambitious Closing … Click to Continue »

Continue Reading
Posted by The Analyst | 12 February 2020 | Politics
Booming New Mexico oilfield to get high-speed internet soon

Businesses and residents in the southern end of a southeast New Mexico county likely will have high-speed internet by the end of the year. The Hobbs News-Sun reports the New … Click to Continue »

Continue Reading
Posted by The Analyst | 12 February 2020 | Politics
US survey finds smaller decline in medical bill worries

The proportion of people in families struggling to pay medical bills is down, but the number isn't dropping like it used to, according to a big government study. In a … Click to Continue »

Continue Reading
Posted by The Analyst | 12 February 2020 | Foreign Affairs
Energized Guaidó returns to Venezuela, vowing move forward

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó is gearing up for the next stage of his campaign to oust President Nicolás Maduro following his return home from a tour abroad that included … Click to Continue »

Continue Reading
Posted by The Analyst | 12 February 2020 | Breaking News
China’s coronavirus death toll passes 1,100 but daily rate slows

The death toll from a strain of coronavirus – also known as Covid-19 – in mainland China has increased by 97 but its daily total has again slowed, health authorities said on Wednesday.

Continue Reading
Posted by The Analyst | 12 February 2020 | Politics
Virus casts chill over aviation outlook despite Asian growth

Airlines and aircraft makers are taking a body blow from the virus outbreak in China, as Boeing reported zero orders for new jets in January and forecasting the cargo business … Click to Continue »

Continue Reading
Posted by The Analyst | 12 February 2020 | Politics
Company that studied grid may have had conflict of interest

A company paid $500,000 by Maine regulators to study the state's electric grid may have been ineligible to receive the contract based on conflict of interest rules. London Economics International … Click to Continue »

Continue Reading