Gannett’s lawyers say the order is “unconstitutional”, and invades the rights of both the news organisation and its readers, citing a Supreme Court judgement that said: “A requirement that a publisher disclose the identity of those who buy his books, pamphlets or papers is indeed the beginning of surveillance of […]
Month: June 2021
The move follows Belarus’s grounding of a Ryanair flight to arrest a dissident journalist. Source link
Ahead of a summit with President Joe Biden, Mr Putin also says he expects “no breakthroughs”. Source link
With more than 21,000 elected posts at stake, including 500 federal legislators seats, 15 of the 32 state governorships, members of 30 state congresses and nearly 2,000 mayors’ positions, the election is being described by observers as the largest and most competitive in Mexico’s history. Source link
Moroccans accuse Spain of colonialism by retaining control of Ceuta and Melilla. Source link
Its V&A curator hopes it’s a way to get visitors to think beyond Tehran’s tensions with the west. Source link
Despite the threat to his life, and the oppressively strict circumstances he’s now living in, the virologist who became Belgium’s most public figure in tackling the Covid pandemic is remarkably calm. He even manages a joke about working from home, even though he admits this is taking it to extremes. […]
The US airline has ordered 15 supersonic passenger jets which could cut travel times in half. Source link
A few of the stories you may have missed this week. Source link
A Hungarian couple taking part in a challenge to raise awareness of river pollution in the Danube river came across a pair of rare white-tailed eagles that were clasped together, likely after a fight, at risk of drowning. Klaudia Kis and Richard Varga took it upon themselves to rescue them […]