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Protests as Syria given a Seat on Executive Board of the WHO
June 02, 2021
Medical workers in rebel-held northwest Syria are protesting the decision to grant Syria a seat on the executive board of the World Health Organization (WHO), after hundreds of medical facilities have been bombed, often in government airstrikes and with half the hospitals and health centers are functioning only partially or not at all.
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Tonkin: Australia is Becoming a Surveillance State
June 02, 2021
Casey Tonkin writing in ACS Information Age argues that Australia is increasingly giving power to law enforcement, citing the Surveillance Legislation Amendment (Identify and Disrupt) Bill 2020, which, if passed, will give extra power to the Australian Federal Police (AFP) and the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC), allowing agencies to obtain warrants to modify and delete data, collect intelligence from online communities, and take over the online accounts of supposed criminals.
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NY Post: IAEA Missing Key Iranian Nuclear Data
June 01, 2021
The NY Post reports that a confidential Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) memo was discovered by the Associated Press and found that the agency not has access to key data about Iran’s nuclear program for the last three months after Tehran began restricting international inspections of its nuclear facilities.
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U.S. Orders Investigation into Covid-19 Lab Leak Theory
June 01, 2021
Politico reports that U.S. Representative McCaul is calling Covid-19’s origin the « worst cover-up in human history » as evidence mounts pointing to likely lab leak, as President Biden calls on U.S. intelligence agencies to conduct a 90-day investigation and a potential bipartisan congressional probe into the origins of the Coronavirus.
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Butcher: The Battle for Civics Education and Preserving America’s Character
May 28, 2021
Jonathan Butcher, Will Skillman Fellow in Education at The Heritage Foundation, explores the new initiative called Educating for American Democracy that aims to improve civic education in schools by increasing federal spending and U.S. Department of Education activities.
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