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Lebanon’s instability could spill over into Syria

Posted on August 7, 2021August 7, 2021By Editor

With a Covid resurgence and Washington’s non-stop noise, domestic issues tend to dominate news coverage. But there’s a world of trouble brewin’ elsewhere. Cuba recently erupted in protests over the government’s virus response and an economy many there find untenable. Iran, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon … Read More >Lebanon’s instability could spill over into Syria

Shows

Flint water crisis cover-up: Phone logs wiped clean

Posted on July 30, 2021July 30, 2021By Editor

In a packed show, we explore how dodged taxes and underpaid workers fueled Jeff Bezos’s trip to space, why the Department of Justice faces new restrictions when seizing the records of US journalists, and the deleted texts and phone logs that point to a statewide cover-up of the Flint water crisis. … Read More >Flint water crisis cover-up: Phone logs wiped clean

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Formula for “collapse:” Fed prints more in 2 years than in the past 100. (full show)

Posted on July 30, 2021July 30, 2021By Editor

The US Government has printed more money in the past two years than they have in the previous 100! What does that mean for our economy? And when will the bottom fall out? RT Correspondent Faran Fronczak reports on the early returns of this money printing and its impact on inflation, which is killing Americans’ pockets. … Read More >Formula for “collapse:” Fed prints more in 2 years than in the past 100. (full show)

Russia

Move over, Hubble! Russia to spend $50 million to build high-tech ultraviolet telescope to be launched into space in October 2025

Posted on July 17, 2021July 17, 2021By Editor

Russia has allocated around 3.7 billion rubles ($50 million) to build a state-of-the-art space telescope with the ability to observe in ultraviolet, designed to see parts of the cosmos inaccessible to ground-based equipment. … Read More >Move over, Hubble! Russia to spend $50 million to build high-tech ultraviolet telescope to be launched into space in October 2025

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US troops attacked in Iraq as Iran rises in region (Full show)

Posted on July 10, 2021July 10, 2021By Editor

A new round of brazen rocket attacks were launched against US forces in Eastern Syria and Iraq. Iran-backed militias in the region are being blamed for the attacks, which have seen an uptick in recent times. Meanwhile, the Islamic State insurgency may be poised to make a comeback … Read More >US troops attacked in Iraq as Iran rises in region (Full show)

Asia & Pacific

Space communism? Chinese astronauts celebrate 100-year anniversary of CPC from orbit

Posted on July 2, 2021By Editor

The first three astronauts to be stationed on China’s new Tiangong Space Station wished the Communist Party of China a happy 100-year anniversary in a video from space on Tuesday. … Read More >Space communism? Chinese astronauts celebrate 100-year anniversary of CPC from orbit

Asia & Pacific

China releases new VIDEOS and SOUNDS of Martian rover landing, rolling off platform & patrolling the Red Planet

Posted on June 29, 2021June 29, 2021By Editor

The China National Space Administration (CNSA) has published several new clips from its Tianwen-1 mission to Mars, showing the landing of the Zhurong rover and its operations on the surface – some of them with sound. … Read More >China releases new VIDEOS and SOUNDS of Martian rover landing, rolling off platform & patrolling the Red Planet

Asia & Pacific

Cargo rocket launched into orbit by China will drop off stir-fried dishes for future space station staff

Posted on June 1, 2021June 1, 2021By Editor

China on Saturday successfully launched a cargo rocket to stock up the core module of its in-construction space station, Tiangong. The supplies include traditional cuisine, even allowing the future crew to feast on fried dishes. … Read More >Cargo rocket launched into orbit by China will drop off stir-fried dishes for future space station staff

World

SpaceX competitor sounds alarm over Musk’s alleged ‘de facto monopolization’ of low-Earth orbit

Posted on May 31, 2021May 31, 2021By Editor

The private space race is heating up and now Elon Musk’s competitors, which include Arianespace’s Stephane Israel, are sounding the alarm over SpaceX’s “de facto monopolization” of space. … Read More >SpaceX competitor sounds alarm over Musk’s alleged ‘de facto monopolization’ of low-Earth orbit

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US-Russia summit date set (Full show)

Posted on May 26, 2021May 26, 2021By Editor

Rick Sanchez examines the evolving US-Russia relationship, which have reached a nadir unseen since the worst days of the Cold War. He points out that US media misrepresented US-Russia relations under the Trump administration. … Read More >US-Russia summit date set (Full show)

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