Ukraine will have to cede land for peace, says Rubio
US Secretary of State Rubio says Ukraine will have to give up land seized by Russia if a peace deal is to be agreed
US Secretary of State Rubio says Ukraine will have to give up land seized by Russia if a peace deal is to be agreed
Could this have been a random act of violence in a city grappling with crime? Or was White targeted for his work as a journalist exposing uncomfortable truths?
Kiev launches biggest drone attack yet on Russian territory as war continues to spiral out of control. In addition, Leo Hohmann offers valuable perspective on the possible motive behind the recent murder of Infowars reporter Jamie White
The discovery of long-forgotten aerial photos of Antarctica indicate that the ice has remained stable and may even have grown since the 1930s
Ironically Carnage’s best chance of election may be by rebranding himself
as a nationalist patriot
The paediatric doctor was held after he refused to obey an Israeli expulsion order, which would have forced him to abandon patients, wounded children among them. As a result he was detained and endured long hours of interrogation, isolation and deprivation
With the proliferation of AI people will have more free time on their hands. “How do we take advantage of that”, Bill Gates asks? The answer, he proposes is the creation of a ‘new religion’
Everyone lives in a world of their own creation. Change your mind… change your thoughts… change your world.
In some of the worst violence since the new government was installed in Syria with Western help, nearly 1,000 have been killed in clashes between members of the Alawite minority and forces loyal to the new regime
Just as Keir Starmer announces Britain’s willingness to put “boots on the ground and planes in the air” in Ukraine, the consequences of a diversity drive threatens the Royal Air Force’s ability to field enough trained pilots and aircrew
Pressured into removing a humanising portrait of Gaza’s children, the BBC offers instead a series on Israel-Palestine that frantically revives the very narrative that made the genocide possible
Kit Knightly on the selection of Mark Carney as Canada’s new prime minister and what this says about the state of modern democracy