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Andrey Sushentsov: Here’s why many countries prefer China over the US ANALYSIS
Washington’s evangelical desire to re-create the world in its own image has hit a roadblock because not everyone wants to be converted
Feb 29, 2024 08:06
Operation Uranus: The day Hitler’s Nazis were smashed and the Soviet Union began to take the upper hand in WW2 FEATURE
Berlin didn’t expect Moscow’s maneuver, which came at roughly the midpoint of the five-month long Battle of Stalingrad
Nov 20, 2022 10:53
How on earth did Britain allow the gender gestapo at Stonewall to set the agenda on trans issues? Opinion
Once seen as a force for good, the LGBT+ lobby group is rightly facing a backlash, as more details are uncovered about how it has influenced key organisations in Britain to follow its stance on trans issues with no dissent.
Oct 20, 2021 12:04
Facebook promises to clarify what it considers satire after being reprimanded for flagging meme as hate speech
Facebook has pledged to provide a more detailed explanation of what constitutes satire on its platform, after the company’s oversight board ruled that a meme commenting on the Armenian genocide was wrongfully removed.
Jun 20, 2021 07:05
YouTube content moderator sues platform over PTSD & depression, hiring lawyers who got Facebook to cough up $52mn
A former YouTube mod has sued the Google-owned platform, claiming work exposure to child abuse, beheadings, and other vile content led to depression and PTSD. Her lawyers previously forced a large settlement out of Facebook.
Sep 22, 2020 16:40
Whoever replaces Shinzo Abe, Japan’s slow rot & subservience to US will likely continue Opinion
Do not judge Shinzo Abe’s Japan by those shiny new structures of the Tokyo Osaka maglev project that will be soon connecting the industrial heartland of Nagoya with the capital city.
Aug 31, 2020 16:07
Dodgy defending, dodgy tech and a dodgy soundtrack: 5 things we learned from the Premier League restart
English football returned to our screens after an enforced three-month hiatus, but what did we learn from the new, COVID-aware Premier League's first day back? RT Sport looks back at the first post-lockdown matchday.
Jun 18, 2020 18:04
Beware of DC establishment that attacks Trump’s capacity to govern – even if he deserves it Opinion
As a political correspondent, I’ve had the opportunity to meet many world leaders over the last two decades. The question I am most asked is: “what is he or she like in person?”
Aug 26, 2017 15:23
Mattis & Fallon say NATO members must raise their game, accuse Russia of 'interfering'
Other NATO countries must “raise their game” and pull their weight as the US-dominated military alliance seeks to reform and stay relevant, the UK Defence Secretary Michael Fallon and his US counterpart James Mattis have said.
Mar 31, 2017 10:30
Indiana police used $400k in asset forfeiture funds to boost their own pay & benefits, audit finds
A federal audit of Indiana law enforcement found nearly $400,000 in federal asset forfeiture funds went to pay the salaries, overtime, and benefits for its officers, which the law does not allow.
Mar 1, 2017 03:45