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Persecution of Christians in 2019 Near Genocide Levels
In the wake of the Sri Lanka attacks, which killed 250 Christians, a bishop is claiming persecution is now reaching genocide levels.
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Raqqa Civilian Killings by the U.S. Military 89% Unreported
Amnesty International's report reveals the dark truth: that the military is not admitting to most of the civilian deaths it's caused in Raqqa
World · Latin America
Guaidó Considering Asking US for Military Aid in Venezuela
After months of stalemate against Nicolás Maduro, Juan Guaidó is considering asking the United States for military aid in Venezuela.
World · Europe
Confederation Coalition: A Polish Right Wing Gamble?
After Janusz Korwin-Mikke's Liberty party joined the National Movement party in Poland to form the Confederate coalition, what do they now stand for?
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YouTuber Sargon of Akkad runs for European Parliament as member of UKIP
The Youtuber Sargon of Akkad has been choosen to run as a member of UKIP for the European Parliament as a MEP.
World · Europe
Sealand Offers Refuge to Seasteader Chad Elwartowski
After the Thai government captured seastead pioneers Chad Elwartowski and Nadia Supranee Thepdet's home, Sealand has offered a save haven to the couple.
World · Europe
The Yellow Vests Invade May Day in Paris
The yellow vests violently make waves once again as May Day labor protestors act as reinforcements
World · Africa
Roughly 180 Killed in Haftar's Assault on Tripoli
Khalifa Haftar, the leader of the Libyan National Army, ordered for an assault against the city of Tripoli that has resulted in the death of civilians.
World · Asia
Ocean Builders Seasteaders Facing Death Penalty
Chad Elwartowski and Nadia Supranee Thepdet are living a life on the seas, but the Thai government sees this as a violation of national sovereignty.
World · Latin America
Julian Assange, Co-Founder of Wikileaks, Arrested
Ecuador revoked his asylum, London police carried him out, and the U.S. wants Julian Assange next.
World · Middle East
Iran Flood Kills At Least 70, Leaves Thousands Stranded
After heavy downpours in Iran have flooded the country, at least 70 people are reported dead and the rain shows no sign of stopping.
World · Europe
Hizb ut-Tahrir, Radical Islamic Group, Applauded in Denmark
The highly controversial group Hizb ut-Tahrir, which seeks to establish a worldwide caliphate, recently organized in Denmark with little opposition.
World · Europe
A 400 Year Old Precedent Just Ruined Brexit
A precedent set over 400 years ago and brought to attention by Speaker John Bercow threatens to derail Prime Minister Theresa May's plan to exit the EU.
World · Asia
India and Pakistan: The Next World War
The conflict between India and Pakistan could be resolved with diplomatic relations, or could very well be the next world war.
World · Latin America
What Mining Companies Can Learn From The Brumadinho Disaster
The Brumadinho Disaster in Brazil racked up a death toll of over 200.
World · Europe
The Red Scarves Rise in Response to the Yellow Vests
In a hope to bring change to France in a different way, the Red Scarves are now rivaling the Yellow Vests in number and method for change.
World · Europe
Germany Is Phasing Out Coal, Moving to Renewable Energy
Germany plans on leaving coal behind after 2038 and moving on to renewable energy sources, according to a release from Germany's Coal Commission.
World · Latin America
A War in Venezuela Will Include China
With a conflict in Venezuela likely being imminent, the People's Republic of China will protect their interests in the socialist regime.
World · Latin America
Trump Officially Recognizes Juan Guaido as Interim President of Venezuela
After the Venezuelan National Assembly removed Nicolas Maduro from power, Interim President Juan Guaido is getting international recognition.
World · Latin America
Venezuelan Military Shoots, Kills Citizens Protesting Maduro
Street protests are turning violent as the Venezuelan military and security forces split allegiances between Juan Guaido and Nicolas Maduro.
World · Europe
After a Rejected Brexit Deal, What Comes Next?
Theresa May faced a humiliating vote in Parliament yesterday as MP's overwhelmingly rejected her Brexit deal for various reasons.
World · Latin America
The President of Brazil Proposes Arming the Population
President Jair Bolsonaro of Brazil has proposed loosening up restrictions on gun ownership in an attempt to halt the rising crime rate in the nation.
World · Europe
Unlikely Allies: French Police Join the Yellow Vests
Owed 23 million hours of unpaid overtime, French police are taking off their helmets and siding with the Yellow Vests.
World · Europe
Russia Declares Successful Test of Undetectable Nukes
Russian President Vladimir Putin declared that he had a new weapon, an undetectable hypersonic nuke, in his arsenal, and its ready to go.