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EU

Austrian lawmaker tests cola for Covid and claims POSITIVE result returned shows testing is ‘worthless’

Posted on December 13, 2020December 13, 2020By Editor

An Austrian lawmaker carried out a quick coronavirus test on a glass of cola during a fiery speech accusing the government of medical tyranny. After a few minutes, the test results apparently came back positive. … Read More >Austrian lawmaker tests cola for Covid and claims POSITIVE result returned shows testing is ‘worthless’

EU

Father & Mother no more? Sweden considers introduction of gender-neutral terms for parents to suit ‘rainbow families’

Posted on December 13, 2020By Editor

Sweden is looking to revamp its Parental Code, making it more gender-neutral. The legislation, based on the traditional family, is largely obsolete because modern families “look different,” the country’s equality minister claims. … Read More >Father & Mother no more? Sweden considers introduction of gender-neutral terms for parents to suit ‘rainbow families’

China detains local employee of Bloomberg news bureau in Beijing, starts ‘national security’ probe

Posted on December 13, 2020December 13, 2020By Editor

Chinese authorities have detained Haze Fan, a local member of staff at the Bloomberg News bureau in Beijing, saying they suspect her of endangering national security. … Read More >China detains local employee of Bloomberg news bureau in Beijing, starts ‘national security’ probe

Hong Kong activist found guilty of desecrating Chinese flag after becoming ‘first person arrested’ under new security law

Posted on December 13, 2020December 13, 2020By Editor

A student thought to be the first person arrested under a new national security law passed in June has been found guilty of desecrating the national flag during a street clash with a pro-government group. … Read More >Hong Kong activist found guilty of desecrating Chinese flag after becoming ‘first person arrested’ under new security law

USA

Cuomo reimposes ban on NYC indoor dining despite restaurants pleading it will destroy them

Posted on December 12, 2020December 12, 2020By Editor

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has officially shut down indoor dining in New York City restaurants, fulfilling a longstanding threat that restaurant owners believe will drive them out of business for good. … Read More >Cuomo reimposes ban on NYC indoor dining despite restaurants pleading it will destroy them

USA

Battle lines are being drawn as 44 US states pick sides in Texas-led Supreme Court election showdown

Posted on December 12, 2020December 12, 2020By Editor

After 18 Republican-led states backed Texas in challenging presidential election procedures in four swing states, 22 jurisdictions led by Democrats sided with the defendants and social media buzzed about a second US ‘civil war.’ … Read More >Battle lines are being drawn as 44 US states pick sides in Texas-led Supreme Court election showdown

Beijing slams Washington’s ‘long-arm jurisdiction’ as US Treasury sanctions Chinese companies shipping North Korean coal

Posted on December 11, 2020December 11, 2020By Editor

China’s Foreign Ministry has blasted Washington for its decision to blacklist Chinese companies allegedly involved in shipping of North Korean coal, saying it firmly opposes US interference in domestic affairs. … Read More >Beijing slams Washington’s ‘long-arm jurisdiction’ as US Treasury sanctions Chinese companies shipping North Korean coal

World

Money talks: Pornhub reveals major changes as payment partners recoil after reports site is ‘infested’ with child abuse

Posted on December 11, 2020December 11, 2020By Editor

Pornhub has announced major changes, including only accepting uploads from verified accounts and banning downloads, following reports that the adult content platform was “infested” with child abuse and rape videos. … Read More >Money talks: Pornhub reveals major changes as payment partners recoil after reports site is ‘infested’ with child abuse

EU

Hungary and Poland accept German EU budget proposal after rule of law standoff – reports

Posted on December 11, 2020December 11, 2020By Editor

Hungary and Poland have reached a compromise with Germany to end their standoff with the EU, officials said, after Budapest and Warsaw vetoed the bloc’s €2.2 trillion, seven-year budget over a rule of law provision. … Read More >Hungary and Poland accept German EU budget proposal after rule of law standoff – reports

World

Pfizer seen as ‘putting profits ahead of dead Mexicans’ – but taxpayer-funded Covid jabs should belong to everyone, Oxfam tells RT

Posted on December 11, 2020December 11, 2020By Editor

Covid-19 vaccines created using public funds should not be used to fuel obscene private profits, a senior Oxfam official told RT, amid growing concern that poor nations can’t afford to inoculate their populations. … Read More >Pfizer seen as ‘putting profits ahead of dead Mexicans’ – but taxpayer-funded Covid jabs should belong to everyone, Oxfam tells RT