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‘Animal abuser killed stranger’s dog for chasing his car’
James Franklin, 26, has admitted to allegedly killing the dog in West Monroe, Louisiana.
metro - 17 minutes ago
Hong Kong resorts to ‘ambush lockdowns’ to fight virus outbreaks in high-density housing
The authorities in Hong Kong have begun employing “ambush lockdowns” with no prior warning given to residents, in an attempt to curb the spread of the coronavirus beyond localized clusters.
rt - 33 minutes ago
Anyone Want $2 Million Worth of Hydroxychloroquine? Asking for Oklahoma.
The state of Oklahoma has wound up with 100,000 doses of the drug former President Trump falsely touted as a cure for COVID-19.
vice - 1 hour ago
Virgin Media launches 5G network in the UK
Virgin Media's 5G signal is now live in 100 towns and cities across the UK
metro - 2 hours ago
Madrid RUNS OUT of Covid-19 jabs, halts vaccinations for two weeks
Spain’s capital region of Madrid has halted new inoculations against Covid-19 as it is running out of vaccine doses, its deputy president has revealed, adding that immunization goals are unlikely to be met due to low supply.
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Protesters swarm streets of Tunisia over poverty, police brutality and a botched Covid-19 response (VIDEOS)
Hundreds of protesters have taken to the streets of Tunisia to vent their ire at social inequality, police brutality and a lackluster response to the coronavirus pandemic which has exacerbated economic woes in the country.
rt - 2 hours ago
Restaurant ‘hosted swingers party with guests having sex on tables during Covid’
Staff allegedly had sex on the tables where customers had earlier eaten.
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Dutch police record quieter night with only 131 arrests, as anti-lockdown rioting continues into fifth day
Police in the Netherlands have arrested a further 131 people, after five nights of civil unrest, as people take to the streets in anger against the government’s Covid-19 curbs.
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Iran accuses Israel of 'psychological warfare' as it dismisses military threats
Iranian officials have dismissed recent military threats made by Israel's armed forces as nothing more than "psychological warfare" from a government that has "virtually no plan" to follow through on its rhetoric.
rt - 3 hours ago
Marjorie Taylor Greene Believes In Frazzledrip, QAnon’s Wildest Conspiracy Theory
Greene has repeatedly tried to distance herself from QAnon, but she has never disowned the conspiracy movement.
vice - 3 hours ago
53 dead after blaze engulfs bus and fuel truck in horror Cameroon crash
A horrific crash between a bus and a fuel-laden truck in western Cameroon has left 53 people dead after an enormous fire engulfed the two vehicles.
rt - 3 hours ago
RT's Ruptly was MOST-WATCHED news agency on YouTube in 2020, raking in nearly 430mn views
Ruptly, RT’s video agency, bested AFP, Reuters, the Associated Press and others to become the most-watched news agency on YouTube in 2020, a triumph attributed to its exclusive footage of some of the biggest stories of the year.
rt - 4 hours ago
Trippy drugs and magic ’shrooms can cure people mentally scarred by racist abuse, new research suggests
For people scarred by racism, one cure is a psychedelic trip, new research says. And it claims treatment with the same compound found in magic mushrooms and ecstasy decreases post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) within 30 days.
rt - 4 hours ago
France overturns €90,000 fine imposed on Paris mayor’s office for hiring ‘too many’ women
A controversial €90,000 fine imposed on the office of Paris mayor late in 2020 has been canceled, a French minister has said. The hefty fine was levied on the city for hiring too many women into managing positions.
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Europe's air safety authority declares Boeing's 737 MAX safe to return to service after two years on the ground
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has given the green light for a modified version of the Boeing 737 MAX to return to service, but issued a package of measures that must be completed before aircraft can fly.
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Win, win, win? Scientists claim new contraceptive gel enhances libido, prevents pregnancy and may stave off STDs
Researchers have created a new spermicidal, anti-viral and libido-enhancing contraceptive gel which boasts the holy trinity for sexual health. The scientists claim the gel improves both the “safety and quality” of sex.
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Beijing to implement stricter Covid-19 restrictions to help contain virus ahead of Lunar New Year
Beijing has announced that it will require people travelling to the city from low-risk areas of China to present a negative Covid-19 test, as part of a raft of measures introduced ahead of the Lunar New Year celebrations.
rt - 4 hours ago
Huge explosion heard over Norfolk believed to be sonic boom
More follows.
metro - 5 hours ago
Tehran aims to manufacture 14 million indigenous Covid-19 vaccines in June alone as govt highlights good progress in human trials
A senior public official has said that Iran is moving towards solving its inoculation problems as it looks to mass-produce its first vaccine after very early trial data suggest the jab is effective against Covid-19.
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EU’s standoff with AstraZeneca deepens as pharma giant CANCELS meeting on vaccine supplies
Relations between the European Union and Astrazeneca were dealt another blow on Wednesday as the pharmaceutical firm cancelled a meeting to discuss Covid-19 vaccine supplies.
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Ethiopia’s former FM among three Tigray leaders killed in crackdown on region
rt - 1 week ago
Former foreign minister of Ethiopia Seyoum Mesfin was among the three leaders killed by government forces in the ongoing crackdown on the northern region of Tigray, which the authorities in Addis Ababa accused of insurrection.
Seyoum, Abay Tsehaye, Asmelash Woldeselassie and Colonel Kiros Hagos were killed “in fire exchanges undertaken with the criminal clique’s personal security” after refusing to surrender to the Ethiopian military, the government’s crisis center tweeted on Wednesday.
Refusing to surrender to ENDF, Seyoum Mesfin, Abay Tsehaye, Asmelash Woldeselassie & Col Kiros Hagos have been killed in fire exchanges undertaken with the criminal cliques personal security. Five key TPLF affiliated former army commanders have been apprehended.
— Ethiopia State of Emergency Fact Check (@SOEFactCheck) January 13, 2021
Five “key” officers of the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) were captured in the same operation, the government said.
Over the weekend, the government of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said it had killed 15 members of the TPLF and captured eight more, while one of the party’s founders, Sebhat Nega, was reportedly captured last week.
Seyoum was the first foreign minister of federal Ethiopia, following the 1991 overthrow of Mengistu Haile Mariam’s military dictatorship. He left the post in 2010 to serve as Ethiopia’s ambassador to China.
The TPLF had declared Abiy’s government illegitimate after he postponed the elections in June 2020, citing coronavirus concerns.
After months of tensions, Abiy launched the military operation to “liberate” Tigray in early November 2020, declaring a six-month state of emergency that gave him extensive powers to crack down on “illegal activities that threaten the constitutional order.” He accused the regional government of attacking an army base, which the TPLF denied.
