Day: December 18, 2019

Categories Shows

‘The Dirty War on the NHS’: John Pilger on privatization, profits and the impact on patients

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Pilger also discusses RAM volunteering in America, the 2019 UK general election, the reason why Brexit has been taken over by the extreme right since 2016, anti-Semitism allegations against Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party, allegations of BBC bias against Labour in the election, and more! … Read More >‘The Dirty War on the NHS’: John Pilger on privatization, profits and the impact on patients

Categories World

‘You don’t mess around with demons’: Exorcists condemn book that teaches kids to ‘summon’ evil spirits

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The International Association of Exorcists (AIE) took the rare step of warning parents about ‘A Children’s Book of Demons,’ a book teaching kids as young as five how to summon demons to help with problems like bullies and chores. … Read More >‘You don’t mess around with demons’: Exorcists condemn book that teaches kids to ‘summon’ evil spirits

Categories Latin America

Russia Delivers 200,000 Packages of Insulin Drugs to Venezuela – Foreign Ministry

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Russia has sent 200,000 packages of insulin medications in humanitarian aid to Venezuela, with more than 5 million packages in the pipeline to be supplied throughout 2019-2020, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said. … Read More >Russia Delivers 200,000 Packages of Insulin Drugs to Venezuela – Foreign Ministry

Categories Middle East

US Forces Reportedly Return to Six Previously Abandoned Bases in Syria

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Early in October, the US president announced the withdrawal of American troops from Syrian soil only to partially revert it at a later date. Some US servicemen stayed behind with the Pentagon claiming that they are guarding Syrian oil fields from falling back into the hands of terrorists. … Read More >US Forces Reportedly Return to Six Previously Abandoned Bases in Syria

Categories Asia & Pacific

‘Severe’ Japan-S. Korea ties could return to ‘healthy’ state… if Seoul keeps its promises – Tokyo

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Japan and South Korea could return to normal relations if Seoul keeps its word, a Japanese government spokesman said, amid a bitter diplomatic and trade row between the two countries. … Read More >‘Severe’ Japan-S. Korea ties could return to ‘healthy’ state… if Seoul keeps its promises – Tokyo

Categories EU

Germany ‘won’t back down’ under threat of US sanctions over Nord Stream 2 pipeline with Russia – Merkel

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Chancellor Angela Merkel has insisted that Berlin will not give into pressure from Washington after the US Senate approved a bill sanctioning German companies working on a pipeline that will deliver natural gas from Russia. … Read More >Germany ‘won’t back down’ under threat of US sanctions over Nord Stream 2 pipeline with Russia – Merkel