Most world leaders seem determined to look the other way, with climate change remaining one of politics's dirty words.
«The consequences of terrorism are just abhorrent in our community and yet here we are with a product that's meant to be passed off as a leisure time activity, actually promoting
what most world leaders speak out publicly against,» said Roberts, who is also the principal policy officer in Western Australia's Department of Premier and Cabinet.
«The consequences of terrorism are just abhorrent in our community and yet here we are with a product that's meant to be passed off as a leisure time activity, actually promoting what
most world leaders speak out publicly against,» said Jane Roberts, president of the Australian Council on Children and the Media.
Most world leaders travel by airplane, but much like his father and grandfather, Kim Jong - Un's preferred mode of transportation is private train.
But a preference for stability and concerns about effects on separatist movements within their own states
mean most world leaders are likely to err on the side of the «no» campaign.
Most world leaders have been marvelous orators from day one.