use of a published work in newspapers, periodicals, radio programmes, television programmes or newsreels for the purpose of reporting current affairs;
The creation of people like Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein has got more to do with politics as followers of current affairs will know, especially when their rise to power is examined.
I reviewed the HK TV program Headline News on YOUTUBE these days. I watched it from I was a child, it was funny and always satirized current affairs. I has played for 19 years.
An acquaintance of world history is helpful to the study of current affairs.
Whether the current affairs change or not, that year of we are ever so always ready to smile, so of innocent.
First of all, Su Shi's prose concerns about the current affairs and sympathizes people, has a strong ideas of loving the people and valuing life, and shows the broad and profound humanistic spirit;
Hardly had I finished my homework when I turned on TV and watched the program on current affairs.
These first year students in their masters degree programs in international relations say they enjoy discussing current affairs among peers, because they want to be more involved in politics.
He was well informed and updated with all kinds of current affairs.
But too often we read important stuff -how-to manuals, business and personal development guides, science and current affairs treatises, and yes, even personal productivity blogs with the same mindset.
Though it is centered on the kinds of swordsman archetypes found in many martial arts novels, My Own swordsman actually USES history to touch on current affairs.
Bai Juyi put forward the idea of "articles should be for The Times, poems should be for current affairs."
It offers viewers a varied broadcast diet of news, current affairs, documentaries and the arts which is the envy of other countries.
Reading, , reading the newspaper, whether current affairs administration to smell or entertainment gossip, wide-ranging;
He stood forth and made a speech on current affairs.
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