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Third night of unrest in Minneapolis after black fugitive’s death
Minneapolis A young black man named Winston “Boogie” Smith was shot and killed during an attempt by US Marshals to arrest him on a felony firearms warrant in a parking garage in the Uptown district of Minneapolis. No Minneapolis police were involved in the incident, yet rioters took to the streets, looting and demanding "justice" and attacking whites. Slogans to kill the police were spotted on the streets.
Majority of French want foreigners convicted in France imprisoned in their own countries
ParisAccording to a survey by the Institute for CSA Studies for CNEWS, a majority of French people believe that foreign criminals should serve prison sentences in their own countries if found guilty in France.
Flemish activists receive prison sentences for ‘Stop Islamization’ banner
Antwerp Four members of the conservative group Voorpost were sentenced for inciting hate and violence because of a banner announcing “Stop Islamization”. This is the latest attack on Flemish conservatives from a hostile Belgian elite ahead of the election.
Germany: Massive fraud in Covid-19 screening tests suspected
BerlinA scandal over Covid-19 testing centres has erupted in Germany. Many testing establishments make false declarations to obtain undue reimbursements from the government. Covid-19 screening tests are mandatory in Germany for anyone wishing to go to a bar, cafe or restaurant as well as a store or a municipal swimming pool.
Pfizer/BioNTech animal trials show dangerous concentrations of nano-particles in organs
BerlinIn Japan, upon request under the Freedom of Information Act, the licensing authority published previously inaccessible animal test data on the mRNA vaccine from Pfizer/BioNTech. The data show that the mRNA nanoparticles do not remain at the point of injection in the muscle tissue, as claimed by the manufacturers, but in many cases reach the organs in high concentrations. RT DE asked the German Ministry of Health about its assessment at the federal press conference.
Donbass launches criminal probe into Ryanair passenger Protasevich
On May 23, a Ryanair plane flying from Athens to Vilnius changed course and made an emergency landing in Minsk due to a bomb threat on board. Among the passengers there was a Belarussian journalist and one of the co-creators of the oppositionist Telegram-channel NEXTA Roman Protasevich, who was detained after the plane landed. He was later arrested for the duration of an investigation. And although it happened almost two weeks ago, public attention directed at the situation of Protasevich has seen added vim as new developments on the case have come to light.
SPIEF participants show interest in Russian Sputnik V vaccine
St PetersburgThe St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) taking place in the northern capital of Russia, is the world's first major public international event to be held since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic. The main theme of SPIEF (2 - 5 June) this year is “Together again. Economics of the New Reality”.
Biden declares ‘white supremacists’ the greatest homeland threat
WashingtonFox News host Tucker Carlson expressed surprise on Wednesday night after President Joe Biden's curious speech in Tulsa. Carlson dismissed it as an anti-white "racial attack" after Biden claimed that "white supremacy" was the greatest threat to the United States.
Violence, retribution and the South African justice system
PretoriaHowever one looks at it, the country has lost its way: the South African police are not in a position to handle crime effectively, declared the ANC’s own chair of the parliamentary portfolio committee on police Ms. Tina Joemat-Pettersson in November 2020. For four years in a row, the police service could only garner a qualified audit because the department did not fulfil the requirements set out for a clean audit. Reasons such as unauthorised spending and the poor quality of the department’s financial affairs were given for this failure.
Third night of unrest in Minneapolis after black fugitive’s death
Minneapolis A young black man named Winston “Boogie” Smith was shot and killed during an attempt by US Marshals to arrest him on a felony firearms warrant in a parking garage in the Uptown district of Minneapolis. No Minneapolis police were involved in the incident, yet rioters took to the streets, looting and demanding "justice" and attacking whites. Slogans to kill the police were spotted on the streets.
Majority of French want foreigners convicted in France imprisoned in their own countries
ParisAccording to a survey by the Institute for CSA Studies for CNEWS, a majority of French people believe that foreign criminals should serve prison sentences in their own countries if found guilty in France.
Flemish activists receive prison sentences for ‘Stop Islamization’ banner
Antwerp Four members of the conservative group Voorpost were sentenced for inciting hate and violence because of a banner announcing “Stop Islamization”. This is the latest attack on Flemish conservatives from a hostile Belgian elite ahead of the election.
Germany: Massive fraud in Covid-19 screening tests suspected
BerlinA scandal over Covid-19 testing centres has erupted in Germany. Many testing establishments make false declarations to obtain undue reimbursements from the government. Covid-19 screening tests are mandatory in Germany for anyone wishing to go to a bar, cafe or restaurant as well as a store or a municipal swimming pool.
Pfizer/BioNTech animal trials show dangerous concentrations of nano-particles in organs
BerlinIn Japan, upon request under the Freedom of Information Act, the licensing authority published previously inaccessible animal test data on the mRNA vaccine from Pfizer/BioNTech. The data show that the mRNA nanoparticles do not remain at the point of injection in the muscle tissue, as claimed by the manufacturers, but in many cases reach the organs in high concentrations. RT DE asked the German Ministry of Health about its assessment at the federal press conference.
Donbass launches criminal probe into Ryanair passenger Protasevich
On May 23, a Ryanair plane flying from Athens to Vilnius changed course and made an emergency landing in Minsk due to a bomb threat on board. Among the passengers there was a Belarussian journalist and one of the co-creators of the oppositionist Telegram-channel NEXTA Roman Protasevich, who was detained after the plane landed. He was later arrested for the duration of an investigation. And although it happened almost two weeks ago, public attention directed at the situation of Protasevich has seen added vim as new developments on the case have come to light.
SPIEF participants show interest in Russian Sputnik V vaccine
St PetersburgThe St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) taking place in the northern capital of Russia, is the world's first major public international event to be held since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic. The main theme of SPIEF (2 - 5 June) this year is “Together again. Economics of the New Reality”.
Biden declares ‘white supremacists’ the greatest homeland threat
WashingtonFox News host Tucker Carlson expressed surprise on Wednesday night after President Joe Biden's curious speech in Tulsa. Carlson dismissed it as an anti-white "racial attack" after Biden claimed that "white supremacy" was the greatest threat to the United States.
Violence, retribution and the South African justice system
PretoriaHowever one looks at it, the country has lost its way: the South African police are not in a position to handle crime effectively, declared the ANC’s own chair of the parliamentary portfolio committee on police Ms. Tina Joemat-Pettersson in November 2020. For four years in a row, the police service could only garner a qualified audit because the department did not fulfil the requirements set out for a clean audit. Reasons such as unauthorised spending and the poor quality of the department’s financial affairs were given for this failure.
