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Trump Admits Heated Call With Netanyahu Over Lebanon Escalation

On Wednesday, June 3, U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed in an interview on the New York Post podcast “Pod Force One” that he did indeed become emotionally upset and scolded

Sudanese Civilians Rely on Smuggling to Survive Healthcare Collapse as Civil War Continues

Three years into the civil war between Sudan’s government and paramilitary forces, civilians trapped in the crossfire are fighting a darker battle: surviving with little to no medical care. According
Tiananmen Survivor Speaks in Toronto on 37th Anniversary, Calls on World to Stand With the Imprisoned
EU Fears China’s Growing EV Sector Infrastructure in Morocco Could Circumvent Trade Restrictions
US Sanctions Iran’s Largest Crypto Exchange Nobitex And Three Other Platforms
Rubio Says US Will Screen Iran World Cup Delegation for IRGC Links
Explosion at Hanwha Aerospace Plant in South Korea Kills Five, Injures Two
Trump Says US–Iran Talks Progressing, Deal Possible Within a Week on Ceasefire and Hormuz Strait Reopening
Former French Prime Minister Francois Fillon (2nd-L) and China’s then-Vice Premier Li Keqiang (R) look after the official launch of the Taishan Nuclear Power Plant joint venture project between China and France held at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, on December 21, 2009. French utility provider EDF’s subsidiary and reactor designer, Framatome, was forced to approach the U.S. government about a fission gas leak at the world’s largest nuclear reactor because of a Pentagon blacklist against the CCP’s CGN.
Biden Admin First Notified in May of Leaking Chinese Nuclear Plant Owned by Blacklisted Company
A pair of the world’s largest nuclear reactors, a French-Chinese joint venture located in Guangdong Province...
A rapid vaccination centre was set up outside Bolton Town Hall on June 9, 2021 in Bolton, England. Sir Iain Duncan Smith said “an organised push by a group of scientists” were working hard with the media to undermine the June 21 “Freedom Day” reopening.
Media and Health Industry Winning the Battle to Undermine England’s ‘Freedom Day’ Lockdown Removal
England’s establishment media appears to be celebrating the prospect of continuing lockdowns and restrictions...
How China Infiltrated Italy’s Media Outlets to Influence Public Opinion
In September 2013, Chinese leader Xi Jinping highlighted the importance of spreading propaganda overseas...
The Canadian-US border is pictured on November 13, 2009 in Stanstead, Canada. The Trudeau Liberals have opened a formal bidding process to create an Office of Biometrics and Identity Management for Canadian border control under the guise of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Canada Opens Bids for Biometric-Based Border Control Under Pandemic Guise
The Trudeau government opened bidding for a contractor specializing in biometrics to work with the Canada...
Tokyo 2020 President Seiko Hashimoto speaks during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games executive board meeting in Tokyo on June 8, 2021. Media will be tracked by GPS, kettled in hotels, and deported for non-compliance in a bid to appease pandemic measure hysterics during the Tokyo Olympics, set to begin in late July.
Japan Will Track Media With GPS, Deport for Non-Compliance at Tokyo Olympics Amid COVID Hysteria
Foreign reporters attending the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, which are postponed until July and August of this...
EU Commissioner of Competition Margrethe Vestager gave a joint press on Antitrust: Google online search advertising at the EU headquarters in Brussels on March 20, 2019, after Google was slapped with a fine over unfair competition. This month, Google was forced to change its marketing practices after French authorities called out foul play.
French Regulator Fines Google Nearly $270 Million for Unfair Advertising Practices
Google was fined 220 million Euros (268 million US dollars) on Monday, June 7 by France’s Competition...
Y-20 transport plane South China Sea Chinese air force
Malaysian Air Force Intercepts Chinese Planes Over South China Sea
Chinese planes recently breached Malaysia’s maritime airspace, flying just 60 nautical miles from the...
David Balula's “Mimed Sculptures,”, a performance of mimes tracing the invisible presence of art historically significant sculptures is performed at Unlimited show, the Art Basel's pioneering exhibition on June 14, 2016. An Italian “artist” sold an “invisible” sculpture for $18,000.
Invisible Sculpture by Italian Artist Sells for $18,000
Italian artist Salvatore Garau recently sold an invisible sculpture for thousands of dollars. In other...
Protestors march during a demonstration against the planned Chinese Fudan University campus on June 5, 2021 in Budapest, Hungary. On June 2, the mayor of Budapest renamed four streets on the outskirts of the proposed site to host a university campus funded by by Chinese Communist Party, after the CCP’s political opponents.
Protests Against Chinese University in Budapest, Streets Renamed to Expose CCP Crimes
China’s plan to set up a university in the Hungarian capital of Budapest has met with strong opposition...