New Zealand Radio News:
Budget breach didn't break the law - Treasury
Treasury has confirmed that a feature in its website search tool was exploited by an unknown person, but police have concluded this did not break the law.
British Broadcasting Company:
Johnson to appear in court over £350m claim
He is accused of misconduct in public office for his claim during the EU referendum in 2016.
- 29 May 2019
- From the section UK Politics
Australian Broadcasting Company:
Canadian Broadcasting Company:
Chicago Protests Over Gun Control To Shut Down Dan Ryan Expressway On Weekend
ABOUT THIS PAGE: TweetNews From News Agencies Representing 5 Eyes Governments
This page monitors on an irregular basis - frequently and throughout the day - the news content of state press agencies for the member states of 'Five Eyes', a network of imperial states participating in a global intelligence program first brought to public prominence by Edward Snowden. The "Five Eyes" member states are: New Zealand, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and the United States.
Thus, a good shorthand for this page(s) is to think: "what are the Anglo-Imperial states doing or selling to their domestic public today?" . By no means, however, are the views expressed between those "Five Eyes" members monolithic. To the extent that their respective publics are empowered, the news content will reflect an opinion usually 'left-of-center' relative to the corporate US press.
Since the US government lacks an official state agency conveying the demeanor and propaganda priorities of its position, we instead provide a composite of corporate outlets. These outlets give a sense of what business friendly opinion defines the US press currently. Voice of America counts, however, as an official distributor of US propaganda, but we opt to not include them.