Day: November 2, 2020

Categories Shows

Media-fueled divisiveness worse than Cold War — here’s proof! (Full show)

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Monday marks the twenty-year anniversary of the first manned mission of the International Space Station (ISS), which saw historic cooperation between the Russian and US space programs, in stark contrast to precarious international situation we see today. Rick Sanchez breaks it down. Then RT’s Maria Finoshina provides the details. … Read More >Media-fueled divisiveness worse than Cold War — here’s proof! (Full show)

Categories EU

Covid curfew to be rolled out across all of Italy, PM Conte reveals, among more new restrictions

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Italy’s prime minister has announced plans to introduce a nightly curfew on the entire country along with further measures including the closure of bars and museums, while shopping centers will be shut at weekends. … Read More >Covid curfew to be rolled out across all of Italy, PM Conte reveals, among more new restrictions

Categories Asia & Pacific

Pakistani girls’ school stages mock BEHEADING as cleric vows vengeance on France for ‘insulting the Prophet’ (VIDEO)

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A girls’ religious school in Islamabad staged a mock beheading in front of its young students as a cleric preached that Muslims would exact vengeance on France – and on the West in general – for “insulting” Prophet Mohammed. … Read More >Pakistani girls’ school stages mock BEHEADING as cleric vows vengeance on France for ‘insulting the Prophet’ (VIDEO)

Categories Asia & Pacific

China defends quarantine measures on seafood imports from Australia, days after it halted timber shipment citing biohazard danger

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In the latest escalation between Beijing and Canberra, Australian seafood and timber exports have become the new targets of Chinese customs inspections, as Australia raises “serious concerns” over potential future trade bans. … Read More >China defends quarantine measures on seafood imports from Australia, days after it halted timber shipment citing biohazard danger

Categories Asia & Pacific

50,000-strong ‘anti-Macron’ rally in Bangladesh marches towards French embassy, Macron effigy burned

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More than 50,000 people have taken to the streets in Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka, to protest against French President Emmanuel Macron’s defense of the right to publish cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed. … Read More >50,000-strong ‘anti-Macron’ rally in Bangladesh marches towards French embassy, Macron effigy burned

Categories Russia

Schoolboy in Russia’s Far East stumbles on remains of gigantic DINOSAUR that roamed oceans 250 million years ago (PHOTOS)

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A young boy in Russia’s Far East has discovered the fossil of a prehistoric marine reptile – ichthyosaur – which is considered to be among the largest animals to ever have lived on Earth. … Read More >Schoolboy in Russia’s Far East stumbles on remains of gigantic DINOSAUR that roamed oceans 250 million years ago (PHOTOS)