A second anti-lockown party in the Bois de la Cambre park in Brussels was dispersed by police using water cannon. The party took place one day after an event that actually began as an April Fools’ prank but...
Latest Capitol incident to result in larger security presence in DC, ex-Pentagon analyst tells RT
A car-ramming outside the US Capitol left one police officer and the attacker dead, prompting security in Washington to ratchet up in the wake of the attack. RT speaks to former Pentagon analyst Michael Maloof, who says...
US raises hopes of a breakthrough in Iran nuclear negotiations | DW News
There are new hopes of a breakthrough in negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program. Washington has now indicated its willingness to discuss returning to a nuclear deal with Tehran through indirect negotiations in...
Rapper reptiles: Alligators make a splash at new home – BBC News
Alligators named Flavor Flav and Tupac are among the new arrivals at the Australian Reptile Park in New South Wales.Ten alligators were transferred from Australia Zoo, increasing the number at the reptile park to 55...
Taiwan train accident leaves more than 50 people dead
More than 51 people died and 146 were injured in Taiwan after a passenger train derailed. Here is how the worst rail accident in decades happened
Yankee Stadium opens its doors to baseball fans amid COVID restrictions
Baseball fans were lining up near Yankee Stadium in New York City as it opens its doors for the first time, after being closed by COVID pandemic restrictions.
‘Trust in AstraZeneca affected by suspensions’ – executive director, WHO Europe to RT
The W.H.O. has expressed its concerns, calling EU’s COVID-vaccination efforts ‘unacceptably slow’. According to the organisation, only 4% of Europeans have taken two doses of the vaccine so far.