March 10, 2021 – Page 2 – THE OVAL CIRCLE

Dozens arrested at Dutch anti-lockdown protest as demonstrators carried mock coffin mourning demise of ‘democracy’ (VIDEOS)

Posted on March 10, 2021March 10, 2021By Editor

At least 28 people have been arrested at anti-lockdown protests in Amsterdam, after around 700 gathered in the city on Sunday to vent their fury at the Dutch government’s handling of the pandemic. … Read More >Dozens arrested at Dutch anti-lockdown protest as demonstrators carried mock coffin mourning demise of ‘democracy’ (VIDEOS)

Middle East

Saudi military chief accuses Iran of supplying missiles used by Houthis to strike its oil facilities

Posted on March 10, 2021March 10, 2021By Editor

Saudi Arabia’s defense spokesman has accused Iran of supplying missiles and drones to Houthi rebels in Yemen, for use against Saudi targets. Meanwhile, the US has made similar accusations regarding Iran-backed forces in Iraq. … Read More >Saudi military chief accuses Iran of supplying missiles used by Houthis to strike its oil facilities

Asia & Pacific

Hong Kong authorities probe death, hospitalizations that occurred days after people received Sinovac Covid jab

Posted on March 10, 2021March 10, 2021By Editor

Hong Kong officials are investigating a death and two medical episodes reported days after individuals were given China’s Sinovac Covid-19 vaccine. So far no links have been established between the drug and the incidents. … Read More >Hong Kong authorities probe death, hospitalizations that occurred days after people received Sinovac Covid jab

Shows

CrossTalk, QUARANTINE EDITION: Strategic backwater?

Posted on March 10, 2021March 10, 2021By Editor

Biden famously said, “Nothing will fundamentally change.” This appears to be the case when it comes to US policy on the Middle East. So, we ask the question: What is the strategic value of the Middle East, and who benefits from all those ‘forever wars?’ … Read More >CrossTalk, QUARANTINE EDITION: Strategic backwater?

World

Chinese-flagged trawler runs aground off Mauritius, sparking concerns about potentially devastating oil leaks

Posted on March 10, 2021March 10, 2021By Editor

Coastguard and naval forces have been deployed by Mauritius after a Chinese-flagged trawler carrying 130 tons of petroleum ran aground off the island nation, sparking fears of an environmental disaster if it starts to leak oil. … Read More >Chinese-flagged trawler runs aground off Mauritius, sparking concerns about potentially devastating oil leaks

Middle East

Israel begins vaccinating Palestinian workers against Covid-19 after delays & international condemnation

Posted on March 10, 2021March 10, 2021By Editor

Tel Aviv has begun vaccinating Palestinian laborers from the West Bank who work in Israel following heated debates over who should be responsible for inoculating people against Covid-19 in the occupied territories. … Read More >Israel begins vaccinating Palestinian workers against Covid-19 after delays & international condemnation

World

New Zealand makes Pfizer its primary vaccine supplier after AstraZeneca jab concerns

Posted on March 10, 2021March 10, 2021By Editor

New Zealand’s government has announced it has bought enough Covid-19 vaccines from Pfizer to inoculate its entire population following concerns about the effectiveness of the AstraZeneca jab, which the country initially ordered. … Read More >New Zealand makes Pfizer its primary vaccine supplier after AstraZeneca jab concerns

Asia & Pacific

Philippines human rights watchdog launches probe as nine killed in anti-communist raids Duterte govt says were ‘legal’

Posted on March 10, 2021March 10, 2021By Editor

The Philippines human rights watchdog has launched a probe after nine unarmed people died during a police operation. The deaths followed the president’s order to troops to “kill” rebels, but the govt insists the move was legal. … Read More >Philippines human rights watchdog launches probe as nine killed in anti-communist raids Duterte govt says were ‘legal’

France warns it could make covid jabs compulsory for health workers amid ‘unacceptable’ uptake

Posted on March 10, 2021March 10, 2021By Editor

The French government has said that the level of Covid-19 vaccine uptake among those working in healthcare settings “is not acceptable” and said it could make the jab compulsory if vaccination rates don’t improve. … Read More >France warns it could make covid jabs compulsory for health workers amid ‘unacceptable’ uptake

Videos

America Trails Russia by 30 Years in Military Technology and Preparedness

Posted on March 10, 2021March 10, 2021By Editor

Dr. Ronald Cutburth, PhD shocked me by saying Russia is 30 years ahead of US in Military technology, missiles, radar and preparedness. He’s a “scientific engineer,” military technology focusing on US, Russia and China. … Read More >America Trails Russia by 30 Years in Military Technology and Preparedness

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