Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to strike “a new grand bargain” with the West, Turkish presidential adviser Ibrahim Kalin told CNN | Continue reading
NATO’s logistical problems could force Ukraine to negotiate with Moscow, a retired US general has warned in an opinion piece for the WSJ | Continue reading
A Minotaur II+ space launch vehicle destined to be used with next-generation ICBMs has exploded within seconds of launch | Continue reading
In its race to be leader in mind-control methods, the CIA risked US citizens’ health, even lives, when it gave them LSD to analyze reactions | Continue reading
After Twitter was purchased by Elon Musk, frustrated staffers reportedly called the new owner a “homophobe and transphobe” during a meetin | Continue reading
Russian authorities have launched a probe after emergence of extremely graphic videos from Ukraine | Continue reading
Meta has changed its policy to prohibit calls for violence against “Russians in general” and heads of states, according to Reuters | Continue reading
The United Russia party has suggested nationalizing the production of companies that are leaving Russia over Ukraine | Continue reading
The Russian Community Centre in Vancouver, Canada was vandalized by pro-Ukraine activists, leaving locals in tears | Continue reading
Crypto exchange Binance said Monday it will not ‘freeze’ accounts of Russian users, despite requests coming from Ukraine | Continue reading
China lifts all restrictions on wheat imports from Russia as Moscow faces tough Western sanctions over Ukraine | Continue reading
Deputy chairman of Russia’s Security Council considers Western sanctions “an excellent reason for a final review” of Russia-West relations. | Continue reading
RT is the first Russian 24/7 English-language news channel which brings the Russian view on global news. | Continue reading
Sergey Karaganov argues Moscow is taking a new tack with the West, and is increasingly resistant to sanctions and political pressure | Continue reading
The US State Department, along with America’s allies in Europe, is considering the possibility of completely isolating Russia from the global financial system if it attempts to invade Ukraine, it revealed on Tuesday. | Continue reading
A pop-up shop selling merchandise bearing quotes by embattled Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko has opened its doors in Minsk. The somewhat unlikely concept follows mass protests in 2020 after a disputed election. | Continue reading
A 3D-printed pod, intended for use in assisted suicide, has successfully passed a legal review in Switzerland and should be ready for operation in the country next year, its creator has said. | Continue reading
US technology giant Apple has brought legal action against Russia’s Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) in an effort to challenge the request to “stop abuse in the market” submitted by that body earlier this year. | Continue reading
What happens if Europe runs out of gas? | Continue reading
Amid a surge in Covid-19 cases, Gibraltar has canceled official Christmas events and “strongly” discouraged people from hosting private gatherings for four weeks. Gibraltar’s entire eligible population is vaccinated. | Continue reading
Humanity will move most industry into space and allow only a select few to remain on our planet, which will be turned into a natural resort, according to self-funded space explorer Jeff Bezos. | Continue reading
The CEO of a health food company has learned the hard way that reciting medical data and coming to logical conclusions, like favoring a health mandate to prevent obesity, will bring out the corporate beast in the woke mob. | Continue reading
Okinawa prefecture has halted Moderna vaccinations after unknown materials were found in a vial of the drug. The move comes after Japan pulled 1.6 million Moderna doses from a different batch over contamination concerns. | Continue reading
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The Taliban has reportedly seized US military biometrics equipment that could expose Afghans who helped coalition forces – since they contain identifying data like iris scans and fingerprints as well as biographical information. | Continue reading
A Russian woman who claims she broke her religious fast because of an advertisement for McDonald’s is taking the American fast-food chain to court, demanding compensation. The billboard enticed her to buy a cheeseburger, she says. | Continue reading
The US State Department authorized a $750 million arms sale to Taiwan, President Joe Biden’s first weapons transfer to the island following a flurry of deals under his predecessor – all over vocal objections from Beijing. | Continue reading
As the CDC urges Americans to mask up against the Delta variant, Sweden’s chief epidemiologist has argued that more data is needed about the strain’s infectiousness. His mask-free nation is hovering at zero Covid deaths per day. | Continue reading
Punjab’s provincial government is turning to coercive measures to increase participation in its Covid-19 vaccination program, after unveiling plans to disable the SIM cards of people who decline to get jabbed. | Continue reading
All four missiles fired by Israeli warplanes at Syria’s Homs province early on Thursday were shot down by the Syrian Army using Russian-made ‘Buk’ air defense systems, the Russian military has revealed. | Continue reading
The French Senate is considering implementing obligatory vaccinations for those aged 24-59 to help the country weather the anticipated next spike of coronavirus infections in what would be a fourth wave of cases. | Continue reading
Lawmakers have dropped hints about the conclusions of a Pentagon probe into ‘unidentified aerial phenomena’ after receiving a classified briefing about the investigation. | Continue reading
Those of us who put forward an alternative view to the prevailing orthodoxy on the virus or on vaccinations are being vilified, threatened and cancelled. This is not how science, or a functioning democracy, works. | Continue reading
The mainstream media and the medical orthodoxy is adamant that everyone needs to get the jab – or face exclusion from everyday freedoms and be shunned from society. Don’t they realise how fascistic this view is? | Continue reading
A number of US banks have unleashed AI-powered cameras capable of both facial recognition and general behavioral pattern analysis, hinting at a wider rollout in retail stores and elsewhere - and a big drop in customer trust. | Continue reading
US President Joe Biden signed a decree on Thursday imposing a new round of sanctions on Russia. They target more than 30 individuals and organizations. The White House also moved to expel nearly a dozen of Moscow’s diplomats | Continue reading
The prospect of sleeping all the way to Mars will need to overcome one critical Earthbound reality – the human heart needs high-intensity exercise to offset the effects of zero gravity, researchers say. | Continue reading
YouTube has told its content creators and partners that they need to prepare for paying US taxes on their earnings – even if they live and work elsewhere. The already beleaguered video creators are taking it poorly. | Continue reading
Google has terminated the head researcher on its AI ethics team over what the tech giant deemed a violation of its “code of conduct,” as the company faces an internal revolt over a previous firing of a black data scientist. | Continue reading
Coca-Cola is facing a major backlash for allegedly joining a series of American corporations that indoctrinate their white employees with critical race theory – including demands that they “try to be less white.” | Continue reading
Elon Musk’s tweets have recently been causing huge movements in the crypto market, while his company Tesla’s $1.5 billion bitcoin bet sent the digital currency soaring to record highs. | Continue reading
The personal details and data of potentially thousands of Dutch citizens who took part in their country’s Covid-19 track-and-trace system has been leaked, health officials confirmed on Friday. | Continue reading
California health officials are asking vaccine providers to stop administering a batch of Moderna’s Covid-19 jab, after an unusually high number of adverse reactions were linked to the drug. | Continue reading
In his last days in office, US President Donald Trump signed an executive order whose impact might be felt through 2040 and beyond, directing agencies to work on new kinds of nuclear power for space exploration and military use. | Continue reading
Google is now advising motorists to add three hours to their journey by taking a different route between the Russian Far East cities of Yakutsk and Magadan, after two motorists broke down on an abandoned road at -50 Celsius. | Continue reading
YouTube has benefited from the protections of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act for years. Its selective censoring of the 2020 election content, though, makes the case for why Section 230 should be thrown out. | Continue reading