Month: August 2020

Categories Russia

‘The Moscow consensus’: as West’s centuries-long hegemony comes to an end, Russia & other emerging markets have ideas of their own

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Russians and Americans often seem like they are talking over each other. Both sides have their own view of the world, and increasingly, are able to agree on very little. … Read More >‘The Moscow consensus’: as West’s centuries-long hegemony comes to an end, Russia & other emerging markets have ideas of their own

Categories Health

Russia has created world’s 1st Covid-19 vaccine, will be registered next week – Health Ministry

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Moscow’s Gamelei Center will register the world’s first coronavirus vaccine on August 12, Russia’s deputy health minister has revealed. Oleg Gridnev says medical workers and the elderly will be given priority for immunization. … Read More >Russia has created world’s 1st Covid-19 vaccine, will be registered next week – Health Ministry

Categories Shows

CrossTalk, QUARANTINE EDITION: Epstein’s secrets

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The Epstein-Maxwell saga is one of the most sensational and shocking stories of our time. However, media coverage appears to be limited to lurid details and political overtones. The single biggest question that needs to be answered is how all of this could happen. Where was law enforcement? And will justice be finally served? … Read More >CrossTalk, QUARANTINE EDITION: Epstein’s secrets

Categories Shows

Dire warning: US-China war ‘within 3 months’ (Full show)

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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison says a war between the US and China is no longer “inconceivable” unless cooler heads prevail in diplomacy. This comes at a time of growing friction between China and Australia. RT America’s John Huddy reports. Then John Sitilides of Trilogy Advisers and former UK MP George Galloway weigh in. … Read More >Dire warning: US-China war ‘within 3 months’ (Full show)

Categories USA

‘We must deal with Russia as it is, not as we wish it to be’: US ex-diplomats, academics call for engagement with Moscow

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Washington needs to revamp its Russia policy, steer away from permanent sanctions and allow genuine talks, because failure to do so may cost the US dearly, retired top US officials and academics say. … Read More >‘We must deal with Russia as it is, not as we wish it to be’: US ex-diplomats, academics call for engagement with Moscow

Categories Middle East

Israel strikes ‘underground terror infrastructure’ in Gaza in retaliation for ‘explosive balloons’ (VIDEOS)

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The Israel Defense Forces have announced they had targeted multiple “underground terror infrastructure” installations in the Gaza Strip, in retaliation for several “explosive balloons” launched into Israel earlier in the day. … Read More >Israel strikes ‘underground terror infrastructure’ in Gaza in retaliation for ‘explosive balloons’ (VIDEOS)

Categories Middle East

Macron says ‘Lebanon is not alone’ as he visits devastated Beirut, gets quickly blasted for hypocrisy

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French President Emmanuel Macron tweeted in solidarity with people of Lebanon following the massive explosion in its capital. It did not go over well and just reminded critics of the troubled history the two countries share. … Read More >Macron says ‘Lebanon is not alone’ as he visits devastated Beirut, gets quickly blasted for hypocrisy

Categories EU

Hostage taker who demanded ‘freedom for Palestinians’ surrenders to police in France’s Le Havre

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The 34-year-old armed assailant who kidnapped six people inside a La Havre bank in France’s Normandy and demanded freedom for Palestinians has surrendered to police and is now in custody after an hours-long standoff with police. … Read More >Hostage taker who demanded ‘freedom for Palestinians’ surrenders to police in France’s Le Havre