A video posted online shows the moment a guard at the Tower of London – a landmark in the UK capital – crashes into a black child while marching, knocking him to the ground In the footage, uploaded to TikTok earlier this week, two royal guards stationed at the Tower …
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Russians are fearful about the consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic, including vaccine requirements and new restrictions on those who haven’t had a jab – but they’re less concerned about the prospect of being infected themselves. That’s according to CROS, which published its National Anxiety Index on Wednesday, revealing the biggest …
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The account of Dr. Robert Malone, a veteran vaccine researcher and a prominent voice of skepticism on the issue of universal inoculation against Covid-19, has been suspended by Twitter. Malone’s account had over 516,000 followers when the platform silenced him on Wednesday. It remains unclear if the suspension was automatic …
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has submitted a bill that could simplify the process of acquiring citizenship for a wide range of people, including those who lived within the borders of the Soviet Union and their children. The draft law, which was submitted to the State Duma on Wednesday, proposes to …
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Современному человеку сложно представить свою жизнь без таких удобств, как ванная, туалет и стиральная машина. Однако если в городских условиях беспокоиться о таких вещах обычно не приходится, то за городом, где отсутствует центральная канализация, вопрос отвода и очистки сточных вод стоит остро. Лучшим и зачастую единственным решением в такой ситуации …
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President Biden’s chief medical aide, Anthony Fauci, the senior US Covid-19 adviser and national institute director, is slated to receive over $350,000 in annual retirement benefits – the largest in the US government’s history. An estimate by OpenTheBooks.com – a Chicago-based non-profit devoted to transparency in public spending – published …
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China’s Taiwan Affairs Office has warned the self-governed island against pushing for independence, promising not to hold back if separatist forces cross “red lines” in an attempt to block reunification. Ma Xiaoguang, a spokesperson for the agency, which is responsible for implementing Beijing’s policies related to the island, said on …
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The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has called on Russia not to implement the court-ordered dissolution of the non-governmental organization (NGO) Memorial, citing a rule designed to prevent “irreparable harm.” The ECHR was responding to a decision taken by the Moscow City Court, on Wednesday which sided with the prosecution …
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Oregon health officials have announced three cases of Candida auris, a rare fungal infection that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have described as posing a “serious” concern for the world. Officials confirmed the three cases in Oregon on Tuesday, the first in the state. The original case …
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