Government response to Covid-19 was too slow and insufficient to stop spread, Swedish commission finds
A commission appointed by the government has said that Sweden’s interventions at the start of…More
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RT Creative Lab wins Jury Award at 2021 Cresta for #VictoryPages WWII social media tribute project
RT Creative Lab has won the Jury Award at the 2021 Cresta for #VictoryPages, a…More
No crowd surfing allowed: Ireland unveils new social distancing guidelines for venues reopening post-Covid
The Irish government has unveiled new social distancing guidelines for venues which are reopening after…More
Bill Gates says nuclear power ensures ‘reliability’ of energy supply, warns of public ‘backlash’ against carbon tax, price hikes
Billionaire and philanthropist Bill Gates said that completely abandoning nuclear power makes it harder to…More
Protests hit Italy after Senate kills bill broadening LGBT community’s rights (VIDEO)
Demonstrators took to the streets in Rome and Milan, following Italy’s Senate vote on an…More
South Korea begins effort to live with Covid-19 as it rolls out first vaccine passport scheme for high-risk venues
South Korea has announced the first steps towards creating a world where citizens live with…More
66yo German man admits to CASTRATING men on his kitchen table, denies murder charges & tells court ‘procedures’ were voluntary
A German man is being tried for murder and for mangling the genitals of several…More
‘If they destroy the free press, they destroy the world,’ Roger Waters says after UK court adjourns to rule on Assange extradition
Julian Assange’s extradition case could deal a fatal blow to free press worldwide, Pink Floyd…More
UNSC calls on Sudan’s military to end coup and restore civilian rule, as six Sudanese envoys fired by de facto leaders
The UN Security Council (UNSC) has expressed “serious concern” over Sudan’s military takeover and called…More
French police clear square outside Paris’ City Hall occupied by camp of homeless migrants demanding accommodation (VIDEOS)
Hundreds of tents were set up on a square near the iconic Hotel de Ville…More