October 30, 2021 – Page 3 – THE OVAL CIRCLE

EU

Protests hit Italy after Senate kills bill broadening LGBT community’s rights (VIDEO)

Posted on October 30, 2021October 30, 2021By Editor

Demonstrators took to the streets in Rome and Milan, following Italy’s Senate vote on an anti-homophobia bill. It proposed to equate anti-LGBT discrimination with racism, and raise sex orientation and gender topics at schools. … Read More >Protests hit Italy after Senate kills bill broadening LGBT community’s rights (VIDEO)

UK

‘If they destroy the free press, they destroy the world,’ Roger Waters says after UK court adjourns to rule on Assange extradition

Posted on October 30, 2021October 30, 2021By Editor

Julian Assange’s extradition case could deal a fatal blow to free press worldwide, Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters told RT as a British court weighed final arguments on whether to transfer the WikiLeaks co-founder to US custody. … Read More >‘If they destroy the free press, they destroy the world,’ Roger Waters says after UK court adjourns to rule on Assange extradition

South Korea begins effort to live with Covid-19 as it rolls out first vaccine passport scheme for high-risk venues

Posted on October 30, 2021October 30, 2021By Editor

South Korea has announced the first steps towards creating a world where citizens live with Covid-19, laying out plans to end operating-hour curbs and implement a vaccine passport scheme for high-risk venues. … Read More >South Korea begins effort to live with Covid-19 as it rolls out first vaccine passport scheme for high-risk venues

World

UNSC calls on Sudan’s military to end coup and restore civilian rule, as six Sudanese envoys fired by de facto leaders

Posted on October 30, 2021October 30, 2021By Editor

The UN Security Council (UNSC) has expressed “serious concern” over Sudan’s military takeover and called for the release of detained officials. Earlier, the country’s self-proclaimed leaders sacked six Sudanese diplomatic envoys … Read More >UNSC calls on Sudan’s military to end coup and restore civilian rule, as six Sudanese envoys fired by de facto leaders