This blog is my effort to better understand and publicise all manner of world news, from events of major significance which are under-reported to issues which are misconstrued or poorly conveyed by the traditional media. Particularly, it seeks to relate events to broader themes and to understand the larger causes and effects of events in a manner which is beyond the usual narrow scope of typical news pages and editorials. This blog puts forward facts and questions.
World Headlines Review has evolved from its initial purposes of supporting the regimentation of my writing routine and style, to being a venue for making my concerns and interests more public for the sake of debate and discussion, as well as a place where I can publicise selections of my current work.
I follow my own editorial constraints: The articles you see at this blog are usually researched and written in two to six hours, falling in the range of 500 to 1500 words. Some sources and supplementary reading are hyperlinked at the end of each piece, and any unverifiable fact or speculation is strictly identified as such.
Readers are encouraged to give feedback! In this aspect, comments on the blog are currently disabled, so please feel free to email me:
p mcgavin x @ gmail dot com
