At least 15 people were killed in the Syrian capital of Damascus early Sunday in an Israeli airstrike, which was called the “deadliest” strike on the city since the start of the country’s civil war and the latest attack in Israel’s “shadow war” against Iran.
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi to smooth over some tension between the two countries over what Tehran sees as a lack of interest from Beijing after the two countries signed a cooperation agreement in 2021 that extends for 25 years.
Violent protests broke out in Nigerian cities last week as residents struggled to get their hands on the country’s newly designed naira notes to replace the dirty cash that has been in circulation, get a hold of inflation, and protect the country against counterfeiting, according to the BBC.
The U.S. accused China of debating whether or not to begin providing Russia with weapons during Moscow’s war with Ukraine that Washington warned would be considered a “red line” and prompt a U.S. response.
After the government downplays and America’s mainstream media essentially ignores the major disastrous train wreck for weeks that spewed poisonous fumes across the city and states, environmental workers from the federal government are expected to arrive in East Palestine, Ohio, later this week.
A top Chinese official on Friday addressed the UN Security Council and urged NATO to lose its Cold War mentality and stop provoking countries around the world and playing the role of “troublemaker.”
Continuing their protest, for the fifth time, French citizens took to the streets to oppose President Emmanuel Macron’s effort to push the country’s retirement age up by two years in a move he said will save the budget.
Troops from Ukraine’s Azo Battalion, which is known for its neo-Nazi roots, will be employed by Kyiv to wage a new offensive in the east in “stormtroopers” brigades, a term made famous by the ruthless German soldiers during WWII.
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley, keeps pushing Washington’s and the media’s narrative that with more advanced weapons of death to keep bloodying the Ukraine killing fields, Russia will be defeated.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and French President Emmanuel Macron said last week that they will continue their support for Ukraine and that now is not the time to be considering peace negotiations.
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