Cannabis responsible for 30% of psychosis cases in London, warns specialist
Robin Murray, drug expert, and professor of psychiatric research at the Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London, warned that many of today's parents do not take seriously enough that their children are marijuana users. During an interview, he detailed a series of terrible effects suffered by his psychiatric patients, most ...
Beijing: Communist regime fined Japanese company that marked Taiwan as an independent country on its website
Beijing fined and issued a warning to the 7-Eleven store chain, a subsidiary of Japanese retail giant Seven & i Holding, for displaying on its website a map indicating Taiwan as a country independent from China. The company was fined 150,000 yuans (US$23,500), according to a credit information site controlled by ...
Djokovic remains in Australia’s immigration detention, Serbian PM vows to help
The world's number one tennis player Novak Djokovic is staying in Australia's immigration detention after his visa was canceled due to the country's COVID-19 strict rules. Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic raised her voice to support her country's national idol. According to Reuters, Djokovic arrived at a Melbourne airport on Wednesday, ...
US, NATO reject Russia’s request not to bring Ukraine into alliance
The United States and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) on Friday roundly rejected Russian demands that the alliance curb its expansion and prevent new members from joining, referring to Ukraine with which it has a tense territorial dispute. Both Secretary of State Antony Blinken and NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said ...
Illegal Iranian oil sales to China soared in 2021, defying US ban
Iran's authoritarian regime continues to openly defy sanctions imposed by the U.S.–led international community by increasing oil sales to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) by 40% during 2021. According to a report by the watchdog group tracking illegal Iranian oil tankers, United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI), not only were the restrictions ...
Chinese scientist accused of stealing U.S. pharmaceutical secrets for CCP accepts charges
The fourth person accused of stealing trade secrets from British pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) for a company funded by the Chinese Communist regime has accepted her guilt, according to the Department of Justice. Lucy Xi, 44, pleaded guilty to theft to benefit the Chinese pharmaceutical company, Renopharma, which received financial support ...
‘What a parasite’: NBA star lashes out at Elon Musk for cashing in on Xinjiang while ignoring human rights abuses
NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom lambasted Elon Musk for ignoring human rights abuses committed by the Chinese regime and for opening a Tesla showroom near Xinjiang, the region where the CCP operates concentration camps in which it holds several minorities captive. The embattled freedom advocate and whistleblower against the Chinese regime's ...
President Macron’s vaccine pass gets French parliament’s approval
French parliament has passed President Emmanuel Macron administration plans for a vaccine pass, backing his controversial comments on [expletive] upsetting the unvaccinated people. According to Reuters, Macron told Le Parisien newspaper this week that he wanted to squeeze those who refuse the COVID-19 vaccine out of public places so that they ...
Chinese regime seeks to dominate space: More than 40 launches planned for 2022
The Chinese communist regime seems to be conducting a real space race in which it intends to surpass leading countries such as the United States. So much so that it has just announced that during 2022 they have more than 40 launches planned as they continue to develop their own ...
A British army officer becomes the first woman of color to walk to the South Pole
Preet Chandi, dubbed Polar Preet, pulled a 90kg (198lb) sled through temperatures as low as minus 50°C (minus 58°F) and gusts as high as 60mph (97kph). "I have been told 'No' on many occasions and to 'just do the normal thing', but we create our own normal. You are capable ...
New COVID-19 strain found in France, could be more resistant to vaccines
French scientists have detected a new mutant variant of the coronavirus, which they fear could be more resistant to COVID-19 vaccines but is not fast spreading. The new variant, dubbed "IHU" or B.1.640.2, was first reported in November by researchers at the Méditerranée Infection University Hospital Institute in Marseilles, which means it ...
Spain: Underage prostitution ring busted, where one of the bosses prostituted his daughter
After an extensive investigation beginning in April last year, the Spanish National Police broke up a criminal network dedicated to prostituting underage girls living in government shelters. Authorities revealed on Jan. 4 that one of the ringleaders of the organization even prostituted his underage daughter. Operation 'Sana' began in April 2020, ...
Xi’an, China: while people are starving because of lockdown, CCP deletes all ‘negative information’ on social media
The authoritarianism and perversity of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are in the news again. After forcibly locking up the 13 million Chinese in Xi'an for barely 143 positive cases to the point of starving them because they could not even go out to buy food. Now the authorities are ...
Giuffre, Prince Andrew’s sex victim, would not accept $5 million out-of-court settlement
Virginia Roberts Giuffre would have rejected a $5 million out-of-court settlement with Prince Andrew, who is accused of sexually abusing her when she was a minor. The victim prefers to go to trial to expose the alleged pedophile and send a message to "anyone with power and privilege." Ms. Virginia Giuffre, ...
Female mannequins are beheaded in Afghan stores on orders from the Taliban
The Taliban have ordered store owners in western Afghanistan to cut off the heads of mannequins, insisting they violate Islamic law. Those who ignore the beheading order face severe punishment, according to The Times. A video showing men chopping off mannequins' heads went viral on Twitter. The 40-second video comes just ...
North Korea generates international criticism for launching new hypersonic missile
Following the launch of a new hypersonic missile from North Korea, the governments of the United States, South Korea and Japan criticized the action as a threat to regional peace. The powerful detonation was detected from several countries, and North Korea's state news agency KCNA reported it without determining the exact ...
Djokovic’s message to ‘people around the world’ who came out to support him
World tennis star Novak Djokovic addressed his first words of thanks to "people around the world" who came out to support him, after two days of being detained by Australian authorities. Novak entered the country to participate in the Australian Open tournament, but the airport authorities ignored the health exemption that ...
Sudden death at 29: Snowdrop actress Kim Mi-soo leaves family and fans shocked and grief-stricken
According to her representative, Kim Mi-soo, a South Korean actress and model who starred in Disney+'s successful series Snowdrop, died unexpectedly at the age of 29. Her management business, Lanscape, issued a statement saying, "Kim departed us abruptly on January 5." The cause of death has not been announced. The bereaved ...
China’s army builds bridge on Chinese-Indian border
Satellite photos show that the Chinese army is building a bridge over Pangong Lake on the border with India, according to India's New Delhi Television (NDTV). The move is expected to help China quickly deploy troops and heavy weapons to the conflict-stricken area. According to "India Today," the bridge is about 18 ...
Japan and Australia sign security alliance against Chinese regime encroachment in the Indo-Pacific
Japan and Australia signed a "historic treaty" at a virtual leaders' summit on Jan. 6 that seeks to strengthen defense and security cooperation between the two nations in response to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)'s growing advance in the Indo-Pacific region. According to ABC Australia, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and ...
