Health Secretary Matt Hancock has spoken against calls for an immediate resumption of ‘life as normal’ for everyone except those who are ‘vulnerable’.
Egyptian writer and Sisi critic dies days after release from jail
Egyptian writer Amin el Mahdy, who is known for openly criticising Sisi, has died just days after being released from jail. There are speculations that the Sisi regime poisoned him.
How US presidential candidates stoke racial tensions
‘Law and order’ has become a feature of the 2020 US presidential race. It’s not the first time the slogan has been used to stoke racial tensions during a US election.
Syrian farmers risk their lives collecting reeds
With winter approaching, residents of Idlib are finding new ways of earning an income, with some weaving carpets out of reeds
More statues down | Riots and vandalism in Portland
Police cleared the streets of central #Portland after rioters pulled down the #statues of two US presidents and carried out other acts of #vandalism in the city, as part of an “Indigenous Peoples Day of Rage” protest.
Anti-govt protest grips Buenos Aires as Argentina sees surge in COVID cases
#BuenosAires has been flooded with anti-government protesters outraged by the Argentinian government’s Covid response. As of now, #Argentina has registered 903,730 cases of the coronavirus, with 24,186 related deaths.
‘Turkey is the one that brought Islamic militants and terrorists into Azerbaijan’ – Sarkissian
In an exclusive interview, RT speaks with Armenian President Armen Sarkissian to discuss the ongoing Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, alleged involvement of Turkish ‘proxies’, and other related subjects.