Russian President Vladimir Putin fulfilled the dream of a nine-year-old boy, diagnosed with leukemia, by playing ice hockey together in Moscow’s Red Square.
‘The marginalized first’? | Some US states may prioritize ethnic minorities for vaccination
Concerns have been raised about the quantity of the COVID vaccine in the US, leading to a number of states considering putting ethnic minorities first in line for the shot.
Can Tinder Save Japan? | Big Stories & Beyond with Boris Malagurski
In Japan, the birth rate this year is its lowest since records began 120 years ago. Japanese people are increasingly choosing to opt out of marriage or get married at a later age.
‘We must unite against virus despite differences’ – CEO of fund backing Russian vaccine to RT
Kirill Dmitriev, the CEO of the Russian Direct Investment Fund, joined RT to discuss the new strain of the coronavirus, vaccines, and the collaboration of Gamaleya with AstraZeneca. He said that Moscow sees COVID-19 as...
Saudi Arabia fires 100 imams for not condemning the Muslim Brotherhood
Saudi Arabia has fired 100 imams and preachers because they failed to condemn the Muslim Brotherhood during their sermons.
BREAKNG: Rep of Ireland extends GB ban as country enters ‘Level 5’
The Republic of Ireland has extended its travel ban from Great Britain to 31 December. Meanwhile Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin also announced that the country will enter the strictest tier of coronavirus...
COVID-19: Ringing bells to combat loneliness
Thousands of people are set to ring bells on their doorsteps this Christmas Eve to help spread unity and combat loneliness during the pandemic. Mary Beggs-Reid tells Sky News why she started the campaign, which has...