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The former head of the United Nations Development Programme has brought about the cancellation of a charity concert aimed to raise money to pay for Life pods to go to the third world to assi… Read More

Multiple posts on Facebook and YouTube claim New Zealand's government gave "three million dollars" to the Taliban after the group seized control of Afghanistan. The claim is misleading: the… Read More

New Zealand provided a model of religious tolerance for the rest of the world, Helen Clark, the former Prime Minister and head of the United Nations Development Programme, said today. &ldquo… Read More

Sunday, June 6, 2021, was the 77th anniversary of D-Day, the Longest Day: This map shows the landings in Normandy: While preparing Sunday dinner, I listened to C-SPAN’s Sunday mornin… Read More

The former President of Liberia, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, is to co-chair with the ex-Prime Minister of New Zealand, Helen Clark, an independent panel to evaluate the world’s response to… Read More

Last week proved to be another emotive and passionate one in the House of Commons with regard to coronavirus and Brexit. This post concerns coronavirus. On Monday, September 14, Prime Minist… Read More

Over the last five weeks, The Drum has been celebrating the festive season the only way we know how - by compiling the best Christmas ads from around the world.  In a year that gave us… Read More

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Discover how Governments and Institutions are using Social Media well. The popularity of social media is such that inevitably governments and other public institutions soon realised its pot… Read More

Review by Ian McArdell Terry Nation’s Survivors, which ran for three series in the mid-1970s, told the story of the population ravaged by a deadly virus and how the few who survived it… Read More