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Top Quillette News

BBC to stop broadcasting 'high risk' performances live after Bob Vylan Glastonbury row

UK Politics · United Kingdom

BBC to stop broadcasting 'high risk' performances live after Bob Vylan Glastonbury row

38% Right coverage: 47 sources

The BBC has said it will no longer show a live broadcast of "high risk" performances after the controversy over Bob Vylan's Glastonbury gig. It comes after it showed the punk-rap duo leading the crowd in chants of "death to the IDF".See the Story

Truth-telling commission calls for redress, financial compensation for Aboriginal Victorians

Australia Politics · Victoria

Truth-telling commission calls for redress, financial compensation for Aboriginal Victorians

Coverage: 24 sources

Australia's first formal truth-telling inquiry has found crimes against humanity and a genocide were committed against Aboriginal people in Victoria, and has recommended that Victorian First Peoples be compensated through treaties with interest. See the Story

Blasphemy, Censorship, and the Future of Free Expression in Britain

Censorship · Australia

Blasphemy, Censorship, and the Future of Free Expression in Britain

100% Right coverage: 3 sources

This interview was conducted in London in June 2025 by Pamela Paresky.TranscriptToby Young:We had a verdict in the case of a Turkish political refugee called Hamit Koskun, who was arrested and prosecuted for burning a copy of the Qur’an outside the Turkish consulate in London. The Free Speech Union and the National Secular Society paid for his defence. The judge issued a written verdict, which he has just read out in court—literally minutes ago.…See the Story

From Welfare to Warfare

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Presidents of the United States have been generally kind to Western Europe since the end of World War II. They have been especially kind to the United Kingdom: partly because it was mainly from the UK’s loins that the US sprang and partly because of their common participation in the 20th century’s wars against a belligerent and imperialist Germany. (Winston Churchill remains an American hero.) In the post-war period, other European states and le…Hamas · Australia See the Story

The Arab World Is Anxious About a New Middle East Order

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

The Iran-Israel ceasefire seems to be holding. Arab capitals are relieved about the de-escalation. But they are also alarmed about what the latest flare up means for the Middle East. When Iran signed the JCPOA nuclear deal with the Obama Administration, its reception in the Arab Gulf was, at best, frosty. The Iranian regime’s role in propping up Bashar al-Assad’s rule in Syria—one of the most devastating in modern Arab history—combined with its …International See the Story

The Ancient Roots of Western Self-Criticism

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

At a time when Western histories and societies face relentless internal scrutiny—accused of imperialism, cultural arrogance, decadence, and other failings—it is tempting to view this self-criticism as a modern malaise, a sign of weakness. Yet even a cursory look at the literature of ancient Greece and Rome reveals a different story: the West’s tendency to question itself, empathise with its enemies, and confront its own imperfections is not a re…Australia · Australia Read Article

That Time Canada Rebranded as a ‘Genocide’ State

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

This is the story of how, in 2019, Canada became the first (and, to this day, only) country to declare itself guilty of committing an ongoing genocide against its own citizens. To outsiders, who (correctly) view Canada as a humane democracy, the tale will seem bizarre. But to Canadians, there was a certain twisted political logic to it—at the time, at least. In the late 2010s and early 2020s, back when my country was still ruled by Justin Trudea…Australia · Australia Read Article

Greta Thunberg’s Fifteen Minutes

Coverage: 2 sources

When she addressed the 2019 UN Climate Action summit in New York, Greta Thunberg, then just fifteen years old, was already an internationally recognised figure. “You all come to us young people for hope… How dare you!” she declaimed, scolding world leaders like an Old Testament prophet. “You have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words!”It was a powerful performance (albeit one that has since become the subject of online satire).…Greta Thunberg · Gaza See the Story

Creative Writing in the Age of Trump

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

It is hardly a new thought to observe that writing is a lonely affair, a conversation with oneself played out on the keyboard in the hope that others will eventually listen in. There are, however, different kinds of loneliness. Writing journalism, as I have extensively done—be it in the form of interviews, reviews, or reportage—is more in the way of writing to order, and, as such, requires less of the suspension of disbelief that writing fiction…United States · United States Read Article

In Defence of Jiang Yurong

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

At her Harvard commencement ceremony in late May, Chinese student Jiang (“Luanna”) Yurong broadcast a message of unity—a call to look past divisions of nation and ideology. “Those who we label as enemies, they too are human,” she told her audience. “You may disagree with them, but hold onto them, as we are bound by something deeper than belief: our shared humanity.” There was more than a little of the New Testament in her philosophy; notably abs…Harvard · Australia Read Article

Joys Known Only to the Insane

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Isn’t the role of the artist to put your sickness in other people?—Ari Aster Contains spoilers for Hereditary and Midsommar.Hereditary and the Horrible, Hopeless God Machine“Life is suffering,” says 38-year-old American filmmaker Ari Aster, who is given to cliché, and likes to make light of the darkness. After rising to prominence in the 2010s with his first two feature horror films, Hereditary (2018) and Midsommar (2019), and solidifying his st…Australia · Australia Read Article

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