Month: January 2021

Categories Latin America

Bolivia welcomes 1st batch of Sputnik V coronavirus jab ahead of vaccination campaign launch (VIDEO)

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The first installment of Sputnik V vaccines have reached Bolivia, which is set to kick off its own vaccination drive on Friday. The plane with the inoculation was greeted by Bolivian President Luis Arce at the airport. … Read More >Bolivia welcomes 1st batch of Sputnik V coronavirus jab ahead of vaccination campaign launch (VIDEO)

Categories World

As the Olympics and Euro 2020 hang in the balance, should elite athletes be fast-tracked for the Covid-19 vaccine?

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Considerable question marks remain as to the possibility of holding two of this summer’s largest sporting events amid the ongoing Covid-19 crisis, but should athletes be allowed jump the vaccine queue to ensure they go ahead? … Read More >As the Olympics and Euro 2020 hang in the balance, should elite athletes be fast-tracked for the Covid-19 vaccine?

Categories Op-ed

Even in victory, liberals brand all Trump supporters ‘white supremacists’, not caring that this slander is tearing America apart

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Recent testimonies from ‘survivors of the Trump regime’ are creating the false narrative that half the US is irredeemably racist, but it is those misguided views, not the MAGA crowd, that pose the real danger to the republic. … Read More >Even in victory, liberals brand all Trump supporters ‘white supremacists’, not caring that this slander is tearing America apart

Categories Russia

Back to class: Russian universities set to resume full-time teaching as Covid-19 cases fall sharply nationwide

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Students in Russia will soon be dusting off their travelcards as the country prepares for a return to traditional, in-person teaching at universities and colleges, with Covid-19 lockdown measures due to be relaxed. … Read More >Back to class: Russian universities set to resume full-time teaching as Covid-19 cases fall sharply nationwide

Categories Russia

The best way to repair the Russian/American relationship is for both sides to minimise contacts, and keep out of each other’s way

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Presidents Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin spoke on the phone this week, and the issue of extending the vital New START nuclear treaty is now as good as settled. … Read More >The best way to repair the Russian/American relationship is for both sides to minimise contacts, and keep out of each other’s way

Categories Asia & Pacific

China insists UK is ‘shooting itself in the foot’ as Britain’s Hong Kong visa programme kicks off on Sunday

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The Chinese Foreign Ministry has expressed its opposition to British interference in Hong Kong’s affairs as the UK prepares to open its new visa programme to 70 percent of the island’s residents on January 31. … Read More >China insists UK is ‘shooting itself in the foot’ as Britain’s Hong Kong visa programme kicks off on Sunday

Categories Shows

Farewell Larry: Remembering the King of Talk

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Legendary broadcaster Larry King leaves a legacy of over 50,000 interviews birthed from the Brooklynite’s insatiable curiosity. Talkers Magazine publisher and show host Michael Harrison describes the transformation of talk radio, as the format has raced to keep up with ever-evolving media platforms and their listeners. … Read More >Farewell Larry: Remembering the King of Talk