The Daily Populous

A swag bag dished out by the American chamber of commerce to promote US industry at an international summit wasn’t quite on message – with some gifts bearing the slogan “Made in China”.

A sideline gathering dubbed the “CEO summit” has seen the leaders of industry and politics talk about how business can help to boost development in impoverished parts of Central and South America.

An insulated metal drinking bottle in the bag is stamped with a capitalised CHINA on the bottom, denoting its origin. »

(CNN) — A stepfather in Florida has been convicted of child abuse after a restaurant employee last year noticed concerning signs and used a surreptitious note to ask a boy if he needed help, the Orange County State Attorney’s Office announced Monday.

Carvalho stood behind the boy’s parents and held up a note asking the boy if he was OK.

When the child nodded no, she wrote a second note that asked, “Do you need help,” she explained at a news conference. »

In this piece, Eamon Driscoll examines whether international law is still fit for purpose in a post Ukraine-invasion world.

His 1625 work, De iure belli ac pacis, On the Law of War and Peace, was the basis for the emerging sense of maintaining international peace through international laws.

No system of international law is perfect, but the UN is the closest we have come so far. »

Edwards, who was injured by the rioters, described the scene at the Capitol as "something out of a movie.".

The testimony, Cheney added, will also show that Trump backed his supporters who breached the Capitol and wanted to assassinate Pence.

I’m sad for those people who were told those lies in a repeated way for months upon months upon months,” Dean continued. »