World

Australia & Oceania 01/15/22, 18:38

The tennis player Novak Djokovic was re-arrested and taken to the Melbourne Park Hotel, where he had held following the first cancellation of his visa upon his arrival in Melbourne, Australia. On Sunday at 9.30 a.m. (local time), an emergency court hearing will define whether or not the Serb will ...

Europe 01/15/22, 15:14

Denmark became the ninth country to express its rejection of the countless human rights violations perpetrated by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Therefore, it will not send diplomatic representation to the Beijing 2022 Winter Games, also called the "Genocide Olympics." In this regard, Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod emphasized, "It is no ...

U.S. 01/15/22, 14:56

In its third weapons launch this month, North Korea confirmed Saturday that it test-fired train-launched ballistic missiles in apparent retaliation for new sanctions imposed by the Biden administration over its continued test launches. As reported by The Guardian, citing North Korea's official news agency, KCNA, the drill was to "verify and ...

United Kingdom 01/14/22, 19:31

A teenage mother has given birth to what is thought to be the UK's smallest premature baby, after having an emergency cesarean section at 25 weeks pregnant on December 30, 2021. Ellie Paton, 17, from Newmilns in Ayrshire, Scotland, was warned that baby Hannah Stibbles might not survive due to her ...

Asia & Pacific 01/14/22, 19:11

According to recent broadcast statements, Turkmenistan's president wants to finally put a stop to the "Gates of Hell" that have been burning in Turkmenistan's Karakum desert for the past fifty years. Agence France-Presse (AFP) reported that President Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov of Turkmenistan pleaded with officials to "find a solution to extinguish the fire" ...

United Kingdom 01/14/22, 16:53

Facebook's parent company, Meta, has recently been sued in the UK in an unprecedented class action, accused of abusing its market dominance and exploiting its users' data without consent. Competition law expert Dr. Liza Lovdahl Gormsen leads the lawsuit against the social media giant. The renowned lawyer announced the lawsuit against ...

United Kingdom 01/14/22, 16:20

The scandal over the parties thrown by British civil servants during the pandemic lockdowns is growing even more. It is revealed parties also took place during the period of national mourning for the death of Prince Philip in April last year.  This time the widespread outrage has escalated, and demands are ...

Trending 01/14/22, 14:54

With just three days to go before world tennis star Novak Djokovic defends his title at the Australian Open, Immigration Minister Alex Hawke is again canceling his visa on "grounds of health and good order, on the basis that it was in the public interest to do so." Hawke personally exercised ...

United Kingdom 01/14/22, 01:00

A UK surgeon who carved his initials into the livers of two patients was struck off the medical register Tuesday, The Guardian reported. Surgeon Simon Bramhall, 57, admitted to using an argon beam machine to etch his initials into his patients' organs on two occasions during 2013, while working at the ...

United Kingdom 01/13/22, 21:35

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said sorry for attending the Downing Street "bring your own booze" event in 2020 when Britons were prohibited from gathering due to COVID-19 restrictions. His apology came on Wednesday, Jan. 12, after days of outrage over a "bring your own booze" party held during the UK's first lockdown, CNN ...

U.S. 01/13/22, 18:28

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warned athletes who will compete in what has been dubbed the "Genocide Olympics" to be held in Beijing, China, next month about the nasty surveillance system they will be subjected to by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).  Based on experience, Pompeo describes some deprivations to ...

D.C. 01/13/22, 17:54

White House officials said that the United States had finalized sanctions if Russia invades Ukraine after NATO and Russia met for "make or break" talks on the Ukraine crisis that ended without Russia's commitments on de-escalation. U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman told reporters on Wednesday, Jan. 12, that Russian President Vladimir ...

United Kingdom 01/13/22, 17:20

Britain's MI5 domestic spy service warned about a Chinese agent "engaged in political interference activities" in the United Kingdom on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). House of Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle sent an email to MPs on Thursday alerting them to a woman named Christine Lee. Lee was "interacting ...

United Kingdom 01/13/22, 16:46

Prince Andrew was today stripped of his military titles, royal patronage, and royal honors by the Queen, who said he would have to face his sexual abuse lawsuit as a "private citizen," the Daily Mail reported. Buckingham Palace announced the Queen's decision in a statement released on Thursday, Jan. 13, "With ...

South America 01/13/22, 16:06

Having reached more than one million followers on Telegram, again the mainstream media launched a campaign to discredit Brazil's president, Jair Bolsonaro, accusing him of promoting fake news to manipulate voters and predicting that he will try to do again what he did in 2018: win elections by campaigning on ...

D.C. 01/13/22, 15:40

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov warned that he does not rule out the strategic dispatch of troops to its allies in the Americas, Venezuela, and Cuba, should disagreements with the Western powers continue.  Ryabkov, one of the top diplomats of Vladimir Putin's government and who led his country's delegation to ...