Month: September 2021

Categories Latin America

Venezuela reports another ‘terrorist attack’ on its electrical system as power outages hit Caracas region & other areas

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Venezuela’s electrical system was targeted by another “terrorist attack” on Sunday, minister of electric power Nestor Reverol has said, referring to power outages in the Caracas area and other parts of the Latin American country. … Read More >Venezuela reports another ‘terrorist attack’ on its electrical system as power outages hit Caracas region & other areas

Categories Asia & Pacific

Beijing blasts Japan over decision to water down textbooks on historic ‘comfort women’ abuses

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The Chinese foreign ministry has registered its anger and disappointment over Japan’s decision to revise textbook language on so-called comfort women, victims of Japanese wartime sexual slavery and other forced workers. … Read More >Beijing blasts Japan over decision to water down textbooks on historic ‘comfort women’ abuses

Categories Middle East

Lebanon to receive $1.1bn from IMF reserve to help its struggling economy after forming government following 13-month deadlock

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The Lebanese government has said it will receive $1.135 billion in International Monetary Fund (IMF) Special Drawing Rights as the newly formed government tries to tackle the worst economic collapse in decades. … Read More >Lebanon to receive $1.1bn from IMF reserve to help its struggling economy after forming government following 13-month deadlock

Categories World

Delusional’ Australian government SLATED for proposal to shield top PM-led body from public information disclosures

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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been accused of being “addicted to secrecy” as the country’s parliament debated a controversial proposed law that would exempt the workings of its National Cabinet from public scrutiny. … Read More >Delusional’ Australian government SLATED for proposal to shield top PM-led body from public information disclosures

Categories Shows

China lists 100 ways US meddled in Hong Kong (Full show)

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China’s foreign ministry has released an official list detailing 100 distinct instances of US meddling in Hong Kong. The list slams the administrations of Trump and Biden as well as a host of US politicians from both parties, including Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Florida) and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-California). … Read More >China lists 100 ways US meddled in Hong Kong (Full show)

Categories Russia

Russian strategic bombers soar through skies as onboard gunners let off anti-aircraft salvos in major military readiness exercises

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Crews of Russia’s long-range bomber planes have staged a series of airborne drills, taking off from airbases in the Volga region and testing out their built-in cannons as part of the exercises, armed forces chiefs have revealed. … Read More >Russian strategic bombers soar through skies as onboard gunners let off anti-aircraft salvos in major military readiness exercises

Categories Russia

WATCH: Russia scrambles three Su-35 fighter jets as US Air Force B-52H bomber crosses Pacific Ocean & approaches country’s border

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Russia’s Ministry of Defense has released a video of three Su-35S fighter planes escorting a US Air Force B-52H bomber over the waters of the Pacific Ocean on Sunday after it was spotted heading toward the country’s airspace. … Read More >WATCH: Russia scrambles three Su-35 fighter jets as US Air Force B-52H bomber crosses Pacific Ocean & approaches country’s border

Categories Russia

NATO expansion into Ukraine would ‘cross red lines’ & force Russia and Belarus to act, Kremlin says after Putin-Lukashenko summit

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Russia and Belarus have both agreed to “take action” to secure the security of both countries if there were to be any expansion of NATO infrastructure into neighboring Ukraine, the Kremlin revealed on Monday. … Read More >NATO expansion into Ukraine would ‘cross red lines’ & force Russia and Belarus to act, Kremlin says after Putin-Lukashenko summit