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Trump’s impeachment stirs Capitol Hill: Dems begin proceedings, Biden controversy looms

Posted on October 3, 2019October 3, 2019By Editor

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has officially filed impeachment proceedings, sending DC into a political frenzy. Michael Flynn’s ex-lobbying partner Bijan Rafiekian is acquitted of all charges. And Boeing’s 737 Max continues to cause controversy. … Read More >Trump’s impeachment stirs Capitol Hill: Dems begin proceedings, Biden controversy looms

Story of 5 major pipelines explains Europe’s love-hate relationship with Russian energy

Posted on October 3, 2019October 3, 2019By Editor

Here are the key Russian pipelines supplying oil and gas to Europe, which Washington and allies are trying to obstruct. … Read More >Story of 5 major pipelines explains Europe’s love-hate relationship with Russian energy

Russia will eclipse American oil production by 2050 – US energy agency

Posted on October 3, 2019By Editor

Russia is projected to overtake the US and other non-OPEC exporters in crude production in around three decades, according to US Energy Information Administration (EIA) analysis. … Read More >Russia will eclipse American oil production by 2050 – US energy agency

If I’m impeached, stock markets will crash – Trump

Posted on October 3, 2019By Editor

US President Donald Trump thinks that US markets will plummet if he is impeached. … Read More >If I’m impeached, stock markets will crash – Trump

Russia adds $1.4 billion to its international reserves in one week

Posted on October 3, 2019By Editor

Russia’s international reserves, which include its gold and foreign currency holdings, have risen to $532.6 billion, representing growth of 0.3 percent in one week … Read More >Russia adds $1.4 billion to its international reserves in one week

‘Emboldening radicals’: China fumes after US lawmakers approve Hong Kong ‘human rights act’

Posted on October 3, 2019October 3, 2019By Editor

Beijing has slammed a move by US congressional panels to approve Hong Kong-related bills envisioning sanctions for human rights abuses … Read More >‘Emboldening radicals’: China fumes after US lawmakers approve Hong Kong ‘human rights act’

US sanctions wreak havoc on Venezuela as Washington plays ‘lifesaver’ with aid dollars

Posted on October 3, 2019October 3, 2019By Editor

Despite years of devastating US sanctions on Venezuela, White House officials have painted themselves in the role of savior for the country, lavishing favored political operators with millions in aid as average citizens suffer. … Read More >US sanctions wreak havoc on Venezuela as Washington plays ‘lifesaver’ with aid dollars

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Residents told to stay indoors as INFERNO envelopes chemical plant in Rouen, France (PHOTO/VIDEOS)

Posted on October 3, 2019October 3, 2019By Editor

A massive blaze at a chemical factory in Rouen, France has prompted officials to close schools and direct nearby residents to stay indoors, amid reports that the fire could have a dangerous impact on the environment. … Read More >Residents told to stay indoors as INFERNO envelopes chemical plant in Rouen, France (PHOTO/VIDEOS)

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Zelensky Claims Trump Pledged to Help ‘Return’ Crimea to Ukraine

Posted on October 3, 2019By Editor

Talks between the US president and his Ukrainian counterpart have recently caused a scandal in Washington, with Democratic politicians launching an official impeachment inquiry into Trump. … Read More >Zelensky Claims Trump Pledged to Help ‘Return’ Crimea to Ukraine

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Awkward! Netanyahu roasts Erdogan for denying Armenian genocide… which Israel doesn’t recognize

Posted on October 2, 2019November 22, 2020By Editor

Benjamin Netanyahu’s latest denouncement of Recep Tayyip Erdogan for denying the Armenian genocide would have sounded more sincere if he hadn’t personally blocked an attempt to recognize it as such last year. … Read More >Awkward! Netanyahu roasts Erdogan for denying Armenian genocide… which Israel doesn’t recognize