Tuesday is World AIDS Day and, despite the virus fading into the background of public discourse in 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic, an estimated 38 million people live with HIV or AIDS around the world. In this video...
British lawmakers vote on three-tier restriction plan
Britain’s parliament is set to vote whether to return to a three-tier system to control the coronavirus, which would see towns and regions placed under different restrictions depending on their risk level. Even with...
UN demands access to Tigray refugees as details of conflict’s toll emerge
The UN is appealing for access to refugees displaced after weeks of fighting in Ethopia’s Tigray region. Nearly one million people have been forced to flee, several thousand now living in a refugee camp in neighbouring...
Azerbaijani forces enter Lachin, last district handed over by Armenia
Azerbaijani forces on Tuesday moved into the final district given up by Armenia in a peace deal that ended weeks of fighting over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region.
We will ‘hunt down’ those behind leading nuclear physicist’s murder – Iran’s Defense Minister
Speaking at the funeral of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh-Mahabadi, Iran’s Defense Minister warned that the country would ‘hunt down’ those who assassinated him. The country branded the attack an ‘act of state terror,’ adding that...
France drops part of controversial bill to ban filming of police
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Keiser Report | Debt Slavery & the Great Reset | E1626
In this episode of Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the online conversations of a money printer and how financialization has turned Saudi Aramco into a money losing operation. In the second half, Max continues his...