Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party has jumped to a double-digit lead over its closest rival, Labour, in the upcoming European election, and has three times the support of the Conservatives, who continue toRead More…
12May/19
12May/19
Seeds of conflict: How US companies became the enemies of traditional Indian agriculture
India’s vast market has been lusted after by US corporations for years. Agricultural giants cultivate their own rules on this land of ancient farming traditions. However, India is a hard nut forRead More…
12May/19
Sabotage? No water for activists besieged in Venezuela's US embassy, govt. denies cut-off
Anti-coup activists holed up in the Venezuelan embassy in Washington DC say they have been left with no utilities after the water supply got shut off or disrupted. The municipal water providerRead More…
12May/19
Better act NOW! Trump threatens China with 'far worse' trade deal in his 2nd term
The self-proclaimed master of deal-making, US President Donald Trump, has warned Beijing against waiting out his term in hopes of a more lenient approach from a successor, saying he will insist onRead More…
12May/19
DC writer loses book deal after reporting black Metro employee for breaking rule
A legit but somewhat petty complaint has cost an author her book deal and reputation after liberal Twitter ganged up on her for reporting a DC Metro employee eating on a train.Read More…
11May/19
Guaido tells supporters he wants ‘direct relationship’ with Pentagon
Juan Guaido has asked his envoy in the US to meet with Pentagon officials to request “cooperation” in resolving Venezuela’s political crisis, the Washington-backed opposition leader said at a rally in CaracasRead More…
11May/19
Midfields of wheat – British PM Theresa May hails English football's 'inspiration'
British PM Theresa May has again spoken of her pride in English football, hailing the game for “inspiring” her, after earlier claiming to make a comeback akin to Liverpool’s Champions League revivalRead More…
11May/19
VIDEO from inside sunken ship where paintings of iconic Russian artist suspected to lie
A 19th-century shipwreck found near Crimea is believed to hold a treasure: paintings by renowned marine artist Ivan Aivazovsky. He was one of Russia’s most famous painters, with works now selling forRead More…
11May/19
US govt overclassifies docs to prevent public learning about crimes – whistleblower
The government is trying to prevent whistleblowing and investigative journalism, a former FBI agent told RT speaking on the case of an ex-intelligence analyst facing 50 years in prison for leaking filesRead More…
11May/19
Protestors toss firebombs at govt office in Albania as opposition demands PM’s resignation (VIDEO)
Opposition protestors tossed Molotov cocktails at the Albanian government headquarters on Saturday, while the police responded with tear gas. The Balkan country’s accession to the EU is to be decided in lessRead More…