Month: January 2021

Categories Middle East

Iran Fired Long-Range Missiles in Drills Hitting Targets Over 1,000 Miles Away, Reports Say

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Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Aerospace Force on Saturday launched long-range ballistic missiles as part of annual military drills that struck maritime targets over 1,000 miles away, media reported. … Read More >Iran Fired Long-Range Missiles in Drills Hitting Targets Over 1,000 Miles Away, Reports Say

Categories World

‘We may never find patient zero’: WHO urges to be ‘careful’ about attributing start of Covid-19 pandemic

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The identity of the initial case of Covid-19, the so-called ‘patient zero,’ might remain a mystery forever, the WHO said, as it called on nations to step up cooperation and information sharing in an effort to beat the disease. … Read More >‘We may never find patient zero’: WHO urges to be ‘careful’ about attributing start of Covid-19 pandemic

Categories Middle East

13 Israelis suffer FACIAL PARALYSIS after taking Pfizer Covid jab, amid influx of reports detailing adverse effects

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At least 13 Israelis have experienced facial paralysis after being administered the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine, a month after the US Food and Drug Administration reported similar issues but said they weren’t linked to the jab. … Read More >13 Israelis suffer FACIAL PARALYSIS after taking Pfizer Covid jab, amid influx of reports detailing adverse effects

Categories EU

As officials talk of tighter lockdown, Italian restaurants open their doors in protest (VIDEOS)

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Though much of Italy remains under strict coronavirus restrictions, restaurants and bars have opened their doors in protest. Customers drank, ate, sang, and in one viral video, apparently booted the police back out the door. … Read More >As officials talk of tighter lockdown, Italian restaurants open their doors in protest (VIDEOS)

Categories Asia & Pacific

China builds 1,500-room isolation ward in just 5 DAYS over new coronavirus spike in Hebei province (VIDEO)

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Chinese city of Nangong has completed construction of a massive 1,500-room observation ward in just 5 days after a local outbreak of coronavirus was detected. Some 5,000 more rooms are expected to be completed next week. … Read More >China builds 1,500-room isolation ward in just 5 DAYS over new coronavirus spike in Hebei province (VIDEO)

Categories Russia

Crypto-hitmen: Russian cybercrime investigation team reveals contract killers are being paid in Bitcoin

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Russian killers-for-hire are increasingly being paid with cryptocurrency, believing that the relative anonymity granted by digital money and electronic wallets means that they can more easily get away with their crimes. … Read More >Crypto-hitmen: Russian cybercrime investigation team reveals contract killers are being paid in Bitcoin

Categories Russia

Immunization on Red Square: Moscow to offer Covid-19 vaccination directly across from Kremlin in iconic GUM department store

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With Moscow continuing to roll out its mass Covid-19 vaccination program, Russia may be opening the world’s most beautiful inoculation center. From next week, city residents will be able to be immunized right on Red Square. … Read More >Immunization on Red Square: Moscow to offer Covid-19 vaccination directly across from Kremlin in iconic GUM department store

Categories Russia

More Russians say they will get Covid-19 vaccine as roll out speeds up, but four in ten still shy of needle

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Just days after President Vladimir Putin ordered the start of a mass immunization campaign, a new poll found that while many Russians are eager to get the coronavirus shot, almost half still have reservations about inoculation. … Read More >More Russians say they will get Covid-19 vaccine as roll out speeds up, but four in ten still shy of needle