Simon Schama: when history is weaponised for war https://t.co/yaYRjayA02
"Bad history can kill. Those who butcher the truth may end up butchering people."
Not about the Philippines but we're in the cusp of the same historical revisionism.
A gripping journalism tale, worthy of a book version.
Wirecard and me: Dan McCrum on exposing a criminal enterprise https://t.co/WAlkyagu45 via @financialtimes
US Navy kicks off the world’s largest maritime military exercises today but Philippines has chosen not to participate.
US’s tougher stance on South China Sea undermined by Philippines https://t.co/nA7i8qC1Bk via @financialtimes
"(C)oronavirus is testing publishers big and small, digital and those still reliant on ink."
Coronavirus rips a hole in newspapers’ business models | Free to read https://t.co/YfCc2dXEi8 via @financialtimes
An example of how a populist president can wreak havoc in a country's handling of the pandemic.
Jair Bolsonaro’s populism is leading Brazil to disaster - https://t.co/cdtLWRMd28 via @FT
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary on 14-day quarantine requirement by UK government on travellers: "It's nonsense and not based on science". #FTGlobalBoardroom
This is not peace;
there's rumbling, inside children's empty stomach
This is not rest;
there is not an inch to lean on in these cramped spaces
Patience is cheap
when you sleep soundly at night
waiting for no one else's mercy