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Pangilinan: No more ' tingi-tingi' and 'turuan' in flood control

MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan on Tuesday called for a national flood-control policy built around one integrated, science-based master plan and one clearly accountable lead authority for every metropolitan area or major river basin, warning that fragmented projects waste public funds and simply…

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Why this slice of land on Sydney Harbour might be harder to sell than expected

Endangered trees, powerful owls and historic scout halls have emerged as new frontlines in the battle over the future of HMAS Penguin as environmental and heritage assessments threaten to complicate the federal government’s plan to sell sections of the prime waterfront site in Sydney’s north.

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US diplomatic reshuffle in Iraq comes at critical moment for Baghdad and Washington - analysis

US Chargé d’Affaires Joshua Harris is ending his year-long appointment in Baghdad. He was appointed last August. Asharq al Awsat noted that “political circles expect former US Ambassador to Yemen Steven Fagin to become Washington’s new chargé d’affaires in Baghdad. Many describe him as an expert on Iraq and the wide…

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Italian B&B sends anti-Israel message to Israeli guest, prompting cancellation

A Tuscan bed and breakfast sent a message declaring support for the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement and accusing Israel of committing genocide to an Israeli traveler planning a 30th birthday trip with her parents, informing her of their opposition to Israeli policies after learning her nationality.

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More than 10 EU countries 'eager to contribute to Lebanon mission' | The National

More ​than ​10 EU states ⁠are willing ​to contribute resources and ⁠people to a new military and civilian mission ⁠to advise and ​train Lebanese ⁠forces after the withdrawal of UN peacekeepers later this year, ‌the bloc's foreign ​policy chief Kaja Kallas said on Tuesday.

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What do the Altalena and the Heritage Ministry have to do with the approaching elections? - opinion

On the night between Sunday and Monday last week, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and Heritage Minister Amichai Eliahu (both from Otzma Yehudit) announced that the remains of the Altalena – an Irgun ship which had brought weapons and immigrants from France to Israel, and on June 22, 1948, had been shelled…

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