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The Western media is dying. What will take its place? Opinion
Establishment media outlets have often resorted to dumbing down societies by reducing global events to shallow soundbites or clickbait that reinforces convenient stereotypes
Jan 17, 2025 12:46
Why Russia needs an independent Africa Opinion
While sovereignty demands investments, they form the necessary basis for the well-being of African nations for many years to come
Nov 8, 2024 13:40
Twenty years on from the Moscow theater siege: How a horror terrorist attack was a landmark moment in post-Soviet Russia FEATURE
The world was shocked after Islamist terrorists, several wearing suicide vests, seized a crowded venue
Oct 23, 2022 08:02
Disney stars defending convicted pedophiles is not a good look Opinion
Despite making millions playing superheroes and galactic bounty hunters, Hollywood actors Mark Ruffalo and Pedro Pascal are proving that they can't tell who's a villain.
Nov 22, 2021 20:29
Biden’s press conference is a Big Yawn, and it’s loyal media to be blamed for this sycophantic display of verbal boot-licking Opinion
Biden delayed his first formal press conference for 64 days, prompting speculation about his mental faculties being in decline. Biden did not fumble; neither was he challenged by reporters. The result? Much ado about nothing.
Mar 25, 2021 22:08
‘Pass’ of no return? EU’s free-travel certificate (aka ‘vaccine passport’) risks falling victim to members’ row over conditions
While supporting the idea that freedom of travel should be restored, EU member states may be dragged into endless debate about the details of the common pass that will contain data about Covid-19 immunity or proof of vaccination.
Mar 18, 2021 15:19
Ready to risk getting cancer or dementia to set foot on Mars? Main health concerns on your way to the Red Planet
Health problems are inevitable in space. You can develop cancer, lose muscle tone or suffer memory loss. The list is long, but the Red Planet appeal is strong. Do you have what it takes to survive a 6-month space trip to Mars?
Nov 20, 2019 10:22
Welcome to America? Not if you (or your friends) are critical of the US government Opinion
Is the American dream still alive? The deportation of a Palestinian teen and would-be Harvard freshman allegedly over anti-US comments posted by his friends online suggests that the question is not unreasonable.
Aug 29, 2019 19:18
Our pictures cannot stop war, but can make people think – war photographer
Sometimes, one click of the shutter is all it takes to tell a story – and the stories captured by the man we speak with on this edition of the show are those of agony and suffering. Fabio Bucciarelli, award-winning war photographer and...
Jul 15, 2019 06:30
Italian Wikipedia goes dark in bid to save memes and remixes from new EU online copyright law
Students across Italy may have had reasons for panicking on Tuesday after Italian Wikipedia blocked readers from accessing content on its site in protest to a new EU online copyright law due to be voted on later this week.
Jul 3, 2018 18:03