Asphalt Princess a Panama-registered cargo ship has been hijacked by up to 9 armed personnel off the coast of the United Arab Emirates. The hijacking was first reported on Tuesday by the UK’s Maritime Trade Agency as a potential hijack. The armed suspects are thought to be backed by Iran.… Continue reading UAE: Asphalt Princess hijacked; Iranians suspected
Carvel Bennett, 74, from Birmingham, England was convicted for raping a minor in the 70s by the jury at the Birmingham Crown Court after the woman conceived through the rape had pushed charges against him. Bennett was hunted down by Ms. Daisy, the plaintiff and victim, who was conceived through… Continue reading Man found guilty of rape after the conceived woman pushed charges
Belarusian sprinter Krystsina Tsymanouskaya has been granted a humanitarian visa by Poland today, after her refusal to board a flight back home in fear of being arrested by the Belarusian government after she had criticized her team management. Poland’s Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Marcin Przydacz, affirmed on Twitter that… Continue reading Olympics: Poland grants visa to Belarusian defector
Krystsina Tsymanouskaya, a Belarusian sprinter competing in the Tokyo Olympics 2020, refused an early flight back home after she was taken to the airport against her will for criticizing her coaching staff. Krystsina, 24, said the coaching staff came to her on Sunday and told her to pack up as… Continue reading Olympics: Belarusian sprinter refuses flight back home
President Biden vows to impose new sanctions against Cuba after meeting with the Cuban-American leaders who called on him to support the protests. Sanctions are imposed on the Cuban police forces for their strong response to the protests taking place all across Cuba. The peaceful protestors were targeted in a… Continue reading Cuba Protests: Fresh sanctions imposed
Three overnight rockets struck Afghanistan’s Kandahar Airport overnight on Saturday. The runway has been damaged and all flights will resume later today. No casualties have been reported. The Taliban have taken responsibility for the attack, as reported by Reuters and their aim being to stop the military operations running from… Continue reading Afghanistan: Rockets land in Kandahar Airport
National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan on Saturday urged Tunisia to return back to Democratic roots after Tunisian President Kais Saied sent the Prime Minister and his Parliament packing for failing to curb the COVID-19 outbreak and governing poorly. He invoked a national emergency on July 25 and removed Prime Minister… Continue reading US pushes Tunisia to return to “Democratic Path”
July 29, 2021 – An Israeli billionaire’s oil tanker was attacked by an ‘Iranian’ drone operating off the coast of Oman. The tanker was sailing under a Liberian flag according to Marine Traffic, and is owned by the Japanese while is managed by a London based management company owned by… Continue reading Middle East boils as drone attacks tanker
The Delta variant is gaining momentum in Japan which is hosting the previously delayed 2020 Olympics with strict rules and cardboard beds. Three of Tokyo’s neighboring localities are set to impose strict lockdown measures to curb the spread of the virus in the country already battling a birth-rate drop. Over… Continue reading Japan COVID cases sky-rocket
BBC’s investigative bombshell over the origins of COVID have hurt the Chinese Communist Party and the average Chinese who has been brainwashed into worshiping the CCP no matter the outcome. Foreign journalists reporting the devastation caused by the floods that have engulfed China are reportedly being harassed and followed by… Continue reading CCP hacks attack foreign journalists