Defacing artwork, shutting down freeways, and pouring milk on the floor is simply privileged protest and doesn’t actually inspire people to take action against climate change, a conservationist told Fox News. “Activists are trying to deface property and artwork specifically because it is shocking,” Danielle Butcher, executive vice president of …
Read More »As Biden meets with Chinese counterpart residents of Beijing discuss relations with US
BEIJING – Ahead of Monday’s meeting between President Biden and his Chinese counterpart on the sidelines of the G-20 Summit in Bali, residents of Beijing shared their views on the U.S. – China relationship, Taiwan and their thoughts on President Biden. The three-hour meeting between the two leaders came a …
Read More »Ukrainian lawmaker reminds GOP of WWII lessons, no 'national security' without 'international stability'
As the Republican Party inches nearer to obtaining majority rule in the House, one Ukrainian parliamentarian is reminding current and future U.S. lawmakers of the lessons learned from World War II and urging unity in Congress. “Every responsible politician knows and understands that international law, international security system and generally …
Read More »Putin to add military training to school lessons, Education Ministry insists lessons are 'extra-curricular'
The Russian Ministry of Education has pushed back on reports that it plans to introduce military training to its curriculum starting next academic year, insisting that the module will be “extracurricular.” Russian news media reported that the ministry planned to implement a military training module as part of the curriculum …
Read More »Peru pollution protest: 10 Americans on tourist riverboat held hostage, released
At least 10 Americans held hostage with a group of more than 240 tourists on a riverboat in Peru have been released, according to reports Friday. Some 248 people, including children, pregnant women and elderly, were held by activists from an indigenous group protesting recent oil spills that have polluted …
Read More »South Korea scrambles jets as North Korea launches 180 flights on border
South Korea scrambled its jets on Friday after North Korea launched some 180 flights near the shared Military Demarcation Line dividing the two nations. North Korean military forces were detected flying just north of the tactical line, also known as the Armistice Line, which was established in 1953 and formally …
Read More »US, South Korea extend air force drills after North Korea fires ICMB
The U.S. and South Korean militaries are extending joint air force drills into this weekend after North Korea fired an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICMB), as well as two short, rang missiles Thursday. South Korean media reported that officials believe the North’s ICBM failed in flight but did not elaborate. Meanwhile, …
Read More »Neonatal nurse Lucy Letby allegedly murdered premature baby by forcing air into stomach, jury told
Neonatal nurse Lucy Letby allegedly murdered a baby weighing less than two pounds by forcing air into his stomach, a jury was told this week. Letby, 32, is standing trial in the U.K. for allegedly murdering seven babies and attempting to murder 10 more at the Countess of Chester Hospital’s …
Read More »UK tightens security over hacking fears from Russia, China
The United Kingdom has started tightening its cybersecurity over concerns that Chinese and Russian agents may target ministers. Russian spies allegedly hacked former Prime Minister Liz Truss’s phone in the summer during her challenge for party leadership, which ultimately resulted in her taking the country’s top seat for around 44 …
Read More »Russia deploys MiG-31 jets with ballistic 'Killjoy' missile to Belarus: UK intel
Western defense officials on Tuesday warned that Russia had “almost certainly” deployed at least two MiG-31K Foxhound jets and an AS-24 Killjoy ballistic missile in Belarus. The U.K.’s defense ministry said the deployment of the missile, which has a range of up to 1,200 miles, is the first time Moscow …
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