On Thursday evening, the Times claimed that its journalists had found papers identifying Afghan staff at the British diplomatic mission, as well as job applicants, inside the now-abandoned Kabul embassy. The papers were found by the reporters as Taliban troops patrolled the building and posed with abandoned treasures. According to …
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The documents, leaked by Department of Defense whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg, revealed that successive US governments had ever-increasingly ramped up aggressive attacks on North Vietnam in the years leading up to Congress officially authorizing the use of conventional military force against the country in August 1964, systematically lying to the media, …
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Seemingly unaware she had made a string of comparatively insensitive comments herself just the previous year – and worse, tacitly supporting ex-president Donald Trump while doing so – McCain was forced to eat her words on Monday, supplementing her prior ‘smugnorant’ commentary with the line “STOP ASIAN HATE” and a bundle …
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At a European Union summit in November 2017, then-UK prime minister Theresa May announced plans to designate Russia a “hostile” state, and pledged to spend in excess of £100 million over the next five years on tackling the alleged threat of Kremlin “disinformation” internationally. Now, hacktivist collective Anonymous has released …
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Citing the threat of a “new strain” of the virus reportedly recorded in London and southern England, de Blasio announced the measure on Wednesday, during a press briefing urging Big Apple residents not to travel or gather for the upcoming holidays. “Then there’s going to be a follow-up direct home …
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The documents released by the hacktivist collective Anonymous appear to expose a variety of covert actions undertaken by the UK government against the Syrian state over many years. The overriding objective behind them all, the papers suggest, was to destabilise the government of Bashar Assad, convince Syrians, Western citizens, foreign …
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Testifying at Assange’s extradition hearing on Wednesday, Ellsberg said the WikiLeaks co-founder would be denied a chance to defend himself if sent to the US for a trial, noting that, like in his own case, Assange would not be permitted to argue his publications were in the ‘public interest.’ “I …
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More than a hundred climate activists used vehicles and bamboo structures to block roads leading to Newsprinters’ print works in Broxbourne in Hertfordshire, Knowsley in Merseyside and near Motherwell in Scotland’s North Lanarkshire on Friday. The presses in question print newspapers owned by Australian-born American media tycoon Rupert Murdoch, including …
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Read the news that the Finance Ministry is preparing a law allowing confiscation of suspicious accumulation respected Russians. It turns out — that I have a Bank account, so no matter which Bank, in the Russian the main thing that, and are on that account God knows what money, but …
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After a hacker attack last Tuesday the Ministry of social policy server still “lie”. Due to the recent hacker attacks using virus Petya, Department of labour and social protection of the population (LWOS) temporarily unable to give displaced persons the documents confirming their status of temporarily displaced persons. This was …
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