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killer. do you believe president putin is a killer? i certainly think that president putin has done things that are unconscionable. i think that what joe biden will be doing when he goes to see putin will be giving some pretty tough messages. that s somethingily approve of. uk prime minister boris johnson speaking to clarissa ward. remember the trump blimp that greeted the former president during his visit to the uk? now president biden has his own blimp. as you can see this year s presidential balloon has a new twist. it shows president biden and prime minister boris johnson holding hands, wearing swim trunks, international flags. the activist groups behind them are using the g7 and their balloons to promote a serious cause. this is what they re campaigning for, calling for world leaders to speed up vaccine donations, one. curb the climate crisis, that s two. and fight poverty.
Rep. Jackie Walorski
Rep. Jackie Walorski
U.S. Representative for Indiana s 2nd district
Poverty has generally been seen as an issue belonging to the compassionate Democrats. They seized the “caring” mantle way back when President Lyndon Johnson launched the “War on Poverty,” amid great fanfare, in the 1960s. Just one problem: poverty has been winning.
But now, Rep. Jackie Walorski, Indiana’s Congresswoman from the state’s second district, says it’s time for Republicans to step boldly into the arena, but with fresh, new–and winning–strategies that actually lift people out of poverty, as opposed to simply mailing them monthly checks.
Viral Breastfeeding Photo Causes Controversy in Cambodia, Fuels Calls for Action on Women s Rights
The photo of Sithong Sokha went viral this week after superiors forced her to make a public apology.
By Matt Blomberg
PHNOM PENH, March 12 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) Cambodia must protect the rights of working mothers to meet its international commitments, campaigners said, after a policewoman was publicly shamed by superiors for a social media photo of her breastfeeding while on duty.
The photo of Sithong Sokha went viral this week after superiors forced her to make a public apology for sullying the reputations of Cambodian women and the police force, sparking mass debate in the conservative Southeast Asian country.
Managua, Feb 11 (Prensa Latina) Nicaragua will resume its economic growth path this year, as the country´s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) should rise to 3.5%, as confirmed by Iván Acosta, minister of Finance and Public Credit.