Hong Kong’s Chief Executive Carrie Lam said that the government will “vigorously implement” a controversial new national security law imposed on the semi-autonomous Chinese territory by Beijing last...
All over for Hong Kong? China orders corporations to comply with new sedition laws
The ink’s barely dry on #Beijing‘s new National Security #Law for #HongKong and already it’s all coming to a head. US tech giants Facebook and Google are among those announcing they’re...
Algerians stranded in France, unable to return home over coronavirus fears
More than 5,000 Algerians have been left stranded in France after Algeria shut its border over coronavirus fears, even to its own nationals. The EU announced it was reopening flights to Algeria on June 30, but Algeria...
Soaked & detained | Peruvian public cleaners demand labour rights
Public cleaning workers demonstrated in front of the Peruvian women’s ministry in Lima as they are angry with the mayor’s office increasingly outsourcing their services which, as they say, does not respect...
Congress Sells Out US Troops, Refusing Again To End Afghanistan War
While the New York Times and other media outlets are deeply concerned about evidence lacking and unverified reports of Russian bounties on U.S. troops, they all but ignore that the U.S. Congress has once again sold out...
CNN Literally Tries To Silence Terry Crews As He EXPOSES BLM | Wayne Dupree Show
CNN host Don Lemon lectured actor Terry Crews on Monday night about the meaning of the Black Lives Matter movement, insisting during an intense conversation that it’s about police brutality and has nothing to do with...
Iraq’s ‘Valley of Peace’ | World’s biggest cemetery captured by drone
The sheer vastness of the world’s largest cemetery, Wadi al-Salam in Najaf, Iraq, has been captured using a drone. The seemingly endless burial site is home to many coronavirus victims, which is said to be a...