Month: August 2020

Categories Russia

Court in Sergey Brin’s home city slaps $20,000 fine on web giant Google for poor filtering of banned content in Russia

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The US internet behemoth Google has been fined 1.5 million rubles ($20,370) for insufficient search engine filtering of prohibited content, Moscow’s Tagansky District Court told news agency TASS on Monday. … Read More >Court in Sergey Brin’s home city slaps $20,000 fine on web giant Google for poor filtering of banned content in Russia

Categories Russia

PM Mishustin says Covid-19 situation ‘gradually improving’ in Russia, but country remains 4th worst affected globally

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While Russia is still home to the fourth highest number of active coronavirus cases in the world, the country is winning the battle with the pandemic. That’s according to PM Mikhail Mishustin, himself a survivor of the disease. … Read More >PM Mishustin says Covid-19 situation ‘gradually improving’ in Russia, but country remains 4th worst affected globally

Categories World

Belarusian protesters commanded from abroad, including Poland, UK & Czech Republic – President Lukashenko

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The violent protests across Belarus after Sunday’s presidential election were directed from abroad, re-elected President Alexander Lukashenko claimed. He also blamed foreign countries for internet connection troubles. … Read More >Belarusian protesters commanded from abroad, including Poland, UK & Czech Republic – President Lukashenko

Categories Middle East

Beirut protesters tell RT they won’t leave streets until ENTIRE PARLIAMENT steps down after PM’s resignation

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The resignation of Lebanese Prime Minister Hassan Diab along with his cabinet hasn’t quelled public anger in Beirut. Protesters told RT they’ll continue pushing for a “revolution” until the entire parliament steps down. … Read More >Beirut protesters tell RT they won’t leave streets until ENTIRE PARLIAMENT steps down after PM’s resignation

Categories World

Belarus: Images of troops in camouflage uniform confronting protesters emerge amid brutal arrests

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Heavily armed troops in military uniforms were filmed shooting rubber bullets and flashbang grenades at a crowd of protesters blocking traffic in Minsk, as demonstrations against the presidential election continued across Belarus. … Read More >Belarus: Images of troops in camouflage uniform confronting protesters emerge amid brutal arrests

Categories Middle East

Explosions reported as Iraqi Shiite militia targets US military convoy near Kuwait border – security forces

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An explosion has rocked a convoy carrying US military gear in Iraq near the border with Kuwait, according to Iraqi security services, who say a Shiite militia group is behind the attack. … Read More >Explosions reported as Iraqi Shiite militia targets US military convoy near Kuwait border – security forces

Categories Documentary

I am a product of a child molester; do I deserve to be loved?’ RT speaks to victims of horrific Berlin pedophile abuse scandal

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When a famed sex educator convinced Berlin authorities to house young orphans with known pedophiles, the bizarre scheme led to shocking abuses. Two of his victims spoke to RT in a revealing new documentary. … Read More >I am a product of a child molester; do I deserve to be loved?’ RT speaks to victims of horrific Berlin pedophile abuse scandal