Ian Fleming’s biographer has stated that “that what an author commits to paper is sacrosanct and shouldn’t be altered.”
The rare high-level meeting came on the heels of a flareup of violence in the occupied West Bank, triggering fears of escalation.
Beijing’s plan for peace advocates dialogue and cessation of sanctions.
In her impassioned speech, Camilla had called on writers to remain “unimpeded by those who may wish to curb the freedom of your expression or impose limits on your imagination.”
Putin’s interlocutor and China’s top diplomat, Wang Yi, said that both countries had withstood the pressure exerted by the international community.
The U.S. secretary of state urged Greece and Turkey “to not take any unilateral actions or use any charged rhetoric that would only make things more difficult and more challenging.”
Despite vociferous opposition, Prime Minister Netanyahu’s coalition is moving ahead with solving Israel’s ‘activist judges’ problem.
The 92-year-old billionaire, a known backer of leftist and open-border causes, had accused Indian Prime Minister Modi of holding non-democratic views.
President Santokhi, who warned against the threat posed to his country’s “democratic institutions,” has set up a task force to track down those who stormed parliament.
An elusive striving for inoffensive ‘inclusivity’ is behind the publisher’s decision to bring hundreds of changes to Dahl’s beloved works.
The two statesmen appear perfectly aligned on continued military support for Ukraine, according to their statements at the Munich International Security Conference.
The FBI memo made the unsubstantiated link between pro-Latin Mass Catholics and “anti-Semitic, anti-immigrant, anti-LGBT, and white supremacy” ideology.
