Kremlin warns US long-range missiles to Ukraine is ‘a big step toward the start of World War III’

Kremlin warns US long-range missiles to Ukraine is ‘a big step toward the start of World War III’

Russia also is slowly pushing Ukraine’s outnumbered army backward in the eastern Donetsk region. It has also conducted a devastating aerial campaign against civilian areas in Ukraine. Peskov referred journalists to a statement from President Vladimir Putin in September in which he said allowing Ukraine to target Russia would significantly raise the stakes.

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Imprisonment of 45 pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong elicits world condemnation

Imprisonment of 45 pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong elicits world condemnation

Prominent Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong was sentenced to four years and eight months in jail, while Chow was sentenced to seven years and nine months; former journalist-turned-activist Gwyneth Ho, was sentenced to seven years.

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After months of censorship study showing most Covid deaths occurred within a week of vaccination is published

After months of censorship study showing most Covid deaths occurred within a week of vaccination is published

The authors concluded that because the deaths were highly consistent with the known mechanisms for Covid-19 vaccine injury, it was highly likely the deaths were causally linked to the vaccine.

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Senegal’s ruling party on course to bag 131 parliamentary seats, giving president muscle to effect reforms

Senegal’s ruling party on course to bag 131 parliamentary seats, giving president muscle to effect reforms

Former President Macky Sall, leader of the main opposition Takku Wallu coalition, congratulated PASTEF in a post on X. Two other major opposition leaders had already conceded defeat hours after the polls closed on Sunday.

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Tanzania government to foot medical bills of people injured in collapsed building in commercial capital  

Tanzania government to foot medical bills of people injured in collapsed building in commercial capital  

Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan said on Sunday that more than 20 people were receiving medical treatment and the government would cover the costs.

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