Never Say Die

One of Briton’s most popular MPs before being expelled from the Labour party for communist sympathies, New Zealand-born John Platt-Mills is still a practicing lawyer at 94. “Is there anything else he wants to achieve? ‘Yes, I’d like to set an example … that chaps can go on indefinitely. There’s no need to die.'”  


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Jacinda Ardern Speaks on Middle East at Harvard

Jacinda Ardern Speaks on Middle East at Harvard

Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has called on political leaders to “remember our shared common humanity” in addressing the Israel-Hamas war, though stopped short of calling for a ceasefire…