Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi, who draws at least two generous state pensions and owns or part-owns around 10 houses, on May 13, renounced his…
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By Tyler Durden The Pentagon has evacuated 120 military and civilian personnel who had been in Israel for planned upcoming joint exercises, CNN’s Pentagon correspondent Barbara Starr…
by Arun Janardhanan Ahmed Mahloof, Minister of Youth and Community Empowerment in Maldives, said they were yet to ascertain details of his injuries. Mohamed Nasheed,…
By GABRIELLE REYES Philippine Foreign Secretary Teodoro Locsin, Jr., the nation’s most powerful diplomat, told Beijing to “get the fuck out” of Manila’s sovereign territory within the…
BY TYLER DURDEN Russia’s military has announced that all additional previously deployed troops to the country’s south and southwest – which had sparked a ‘new…
by John Hayward Reuters reported Wednesday that “major Chinese investors” are in talks to buy a stake in Saudi Aramco, the national oil company of Saudi…
By CHRIS TOMLINSON A 43-year-old Egyptian working as a painter has been arrested for spying on Greek military bases. He is also accused of smuggling…
By Tyler Durden Earlier this week Kremlin spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told national media that the Russian government is currently finalizing what it’s calling an “unfriendly countries”…
By Source Once hailed as a bastion of free speech, the internet is increasingly falling under the grip of state censors worldwide. China is purging…
By Shane Trejo Congressional candidate Joe Kent recently appeared on Big League Politics Live where he explained that border security is a pressing national…
By CD Media Staff This morning Turkey restricted the use of cryptocurrency in payments in the Islamic nation. President Recep Erdogan’s economic policies have destroyed…
By DEBORAH BRAND The Biden administration has delivered a “sharp rebuke” to Israel for undermining its position in talks with Iran by its “embarrassing chatter…
By GABRIELLE REYES Unspecified sellers in China are increasingly using online venues to advertise Uyghurs for sale in “batches of 50 to 100 workers,” Sky News revealed on…
This is in the draft law for the nationwide emergency brake By Albert Funk, Sven Lemkemeyer And Robert Kiesel The federal government should get more…
By Brian Cloughley The U.S. is preparing for war in the Arctic, and the “boiling point” might not be far away, Brian Cloughley writes. On…
By Khaled Abu Toameh Hamas and the PFLP have rejected all the agreements signed between Israel and the PLO, including the Oslo Accords. Yet, these…
Israel By Emily Jones and Chris Mitchell JERUSALEM, Israel – Iran blamed Israel Monday morning for a power failure at its top-secret Natanz nuclear facility on…
By TYLER DURDEN On Monday Iran has formally laid blame on Israel for sabotaging its Natanz nuclear site following a Sunday blackout which brought its…