Vladimir Putin is scrambling to contain soaring egg prices as Russia grapples with a Soviet-style economic headache
Soviet-style queues have formed, with Russians trying to build up large stockpiles of basic foods as prices surge.
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Ruling party not against people of Israel, but against genocide – South African politician
The Israeli government’s goal is to eliminate Palestine, South African politician Nomvula Mokonyane claims Read Full Article at RT.com
‘Extremists stoking rage’: The German government seeks to downplay protesting workers’ plight
Farmers, truckers, train drivers – numerous workers are making it known that they are fed up, as the chancellor’s approval drops to 20% Read Full Article at RT.com
AI to increase global inequality – economists
Rapid advances in artificial intelligence could dampen global economic activity, a WEF report says Read Full Article at RT.com
Plane crashes on highway in Chile (VIDEO)
A firefighting plane has crashed in Chile after hitting a power line, killing its pilot and injuring several others Read Full Article at RT.com
British aid worker may have been killed by Wagner Group mercenaries in possible ‘war crime’
British aid worker Chris Parry, who died in Ukraine, may have been killed by Wagner Group mercenaries in a possible “war crime”, an inquest has heard.
NATO has at least three years to prepare for war with Russia – member state
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas told The Times that Russia could attack the NATO member in three years Read Full Article at RT.com
Ex-UK PM lobbied for ‘expedited’ defense exports to China – Politico
Former British Prime Minister Liz Truss lobbied Britain’s government to allow the sale of military equipment to China, Politico reported Read Full Article at RT.com
A conspiracy theorist who blamed the government for forest fires admitted that he started 14 himself
A Canadian man who spead online conspiracy theories that the government started forest fires pleaded guilty to setting 14 fires in Quebec last year.
Investigators cracked a $130 million money laundering scheme by tracing the ringleader’s air miles
A total of 16 people have been convicted in connection with a money-laundering scheme that transported suitcases filled with cash from London to Dubai.