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Nothing to worry about? French authorities admit over 5,200 tons of chemicals went up in flames during recent blaze in Rouen

Posted on October 6, 2019By Editor

A whopping 5,253 tons of assorted chemicals, mainly oil and fuel additives, have been destroyed in a major blaze at a chemical plant in Rouen … Read More >Nothing to worry about? French authorities admit over 5,200 tons of chemicals went up in flames during recent blaze in Rouen

Dutch farmers clog highways in protest at politicians labeling them climate change problem

Posted on October 6, 2019By Editor

Dutch farmers blocked hundreds of miles of major roads with their tractors to protest what they say are attempts to scapegoat their industry … Read More >Dutch farmers clog highways in protest at politicians labeling them climate change problem

World

Happy… Communism? Socialism-bashing Trump congratulates Xi on anniversary of Chinese revolution

Posted on October 6, 2019By Editor

Congratulating Chinese President Xi Jinping on the 70th anniversary of the Communist revolution – after denouncing socialism repeatedly – US President Donald Trump baffled and infuriated his domestic critics and allies alike. … Read More >Happy… Communism? Socialism-bashing Trump congratulates Xi on anniversary of Chinese revolution

Russia

Dances with wolves, Russian style: Man keeps a whole WOLF PACK as pets (VIDEOS, PHOTOS)

Posted on October 6, 2019By Editor

A Russian man with a burning passion for animals has a wolf pack living on his estate as pets. It’s not all fun and games with his toothy and clawy friends … Read More >Dances with wolves, Russian style: Man keeps a whole WOLF PACK as pets (VIDEOS, PHOTOS)

Shows

Hong Kong protests continue & big banks get bailed out again

Posted on October 6, 2019By Editor

The Federal Reserve of New York is giving $100 billion a day in emergency loans to tons of banks, but Congress isn’t holding a hearing on this. … Read More >Hong Kong protests continue & big banks get bailed out again

Shows

HK’s Regina Ip: Hong Kong’s police are far more restrained than Western counterparts! (E797)

Posted on October 6, 2019By Editor

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Regina Ip, a member of Hong Kong’s Executive and Legislative Council, about the continuing protests, how the Hong Kong SAR government has listened to some of the demands of protesters, and biased Western coverage of the protests. … Read More >HK’s Regina Ip: Hong Kong’s police are far more restrained than Western counterparts! (E797)

Shows

CrossTalk Bullhorns: Anti-democracy

Posted on October 6, 2019By Editor

From calls for Trump’s impeachment to the saga known as Brexit, political elites appear to be terrified of democracy and the people’s will. Also, should we lament the passing of the neoliberal order? … Read More >CrossTalk Bullhorns: Anti-democracy

Business

US Stocks Drop Nearly 350 Points After Release of US Manufacturing Survey

Posted on October 6, 2019By Editor

US stocks fell by more than 300 points on Tuesday following the worst report on US manufacturing … Read More >US Stocks Drop Nearly 350 Points After Release of US Manufacturing Survey

Russia Videos

Expat farmer enjoys Russian countryside

Posted on October 6, 2019October 6, 2019By Editor

correspondent Martyn Andrews meets up with expats that make Moscow proud. Today he’s actually taking us just outside the capital, as he tracks down a farmer who provides Muscovites with delicious home-made cheese. … Read More >Expat farmer enjoys Russian countryside

Russia Videos

Jay, the cheese maker: Giving up everything to live on a Russian farm

Posted on October 6, 2019October 6, 2019By Editor

The story of the American chef and traveler Jay Close who gave up everything, moved to Russia, and bought a farm, where he makes cheese that flies off the shelves in the farm products section. … Read More >Jay, the cheese maker: Giving up everything to live on a Russian farm

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