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Mystery disease kills 89 people in Africa

A yet-to-be-identified disease has killed at least 89 people in Fangak in South Sudan’s state of Jonglei, a World Health Organization (WHO) official told the BBC. Read Full Article at RT.com

Mourinho makes pledge after man, 23, suffers mysterious heart attack

There were shocking reported scenes at a top-flight Italian football match when a 23-year-old man had to be resuscitated after suffering a cardiac arrest – leading home manager Jose Mourinho to make him a promise. Read Full Article at RT.com

Man arrested for trying to sell Covid-19 for self-injection

A man suspected of trying to sell the so-called ‘corona kits,’ which people can use to infect themselves with Covid-19, has been detained by police in the Netherlands. Read Full Article at RT.com

Central Asian TV presenter’s sexy snaps cause social media backlash

A series of provocative photos posted by a well-known TV personality in Kyrgyzstan have ignited a moral outcry in the Central Asian nation, with the presenter taking aim at her conservative society’s concept of “shame.” Read Full Article at RT.com

Russia says it may be forced to deploy mid-range nuclear missiles in Europe

Russia could be forced to deploy intermediate-range nuclear missiles across Europe in response to what it sees as NATO’s plans to increase the presence of atomic weapons on the continent, a top Moscow diplomat has claimed. Read Full Article at RT.com

Poll shows how many Belgians are OK with restrictions for unvaxxed

Austria-style restrictions for people unvaccinated against Covid-19 would be opposed by just a quarter of Belgians, while the overwhelming majority would approve of such measures, if they were introduced in their country. Read Full Article at RT.com

Iran showcases medium-range missile that can reach Israel

Tehran has given people around the world a first glimpse of the Hoveizeh cruise missile, allegedly a copy of the Soviet-built Kh-55 model, mounted on an Iranian fighter jet. Read Full Article at RT.com

African country to fine airlines for unvaxxed passengers

Ghana’s main international airport is set to fine airlines $3,500 for every passenger found to be unvaccinated against Covid-19, or who test positive for the virus upon arrival, the airport’s operator said on Monday. Read Full Article at RT.com

Vaccine status will be a factor in transfers, admits Premier League boss Gerrard

Aston Villa manager Steven Gerrard says that a player's vaccine status will «come into conversations» ahead of January's transfer window after the Premier League recorded the highest number of weekly Covid-19 cases since May. Read Full Article at

Biden’s hands ‘partly tied’ over Ukraine, Democrats claim

Democrats have reportedly written to Republicans in the Senate urging them to enter into talks with the White House over the 2022 appropriations bill, saying the Biden administration desperately needs the funds to support Ukraine. Read Full Article at RT.com

Top Aussie official blasts hypocrisy of Assange’s possible extradition to US

If Australia is fine with the extradition of its citizen Julian Assange from Britain to the US, it would be equally OK for some nation to hand over an Australian Koran insulter to Saudi Arabia, a senior government official wrote. Read Full Article at RT.com

How texts to chief-of-staff pleaded for Trump to call off Jan 6 rioters

On Monday, Rep. Liz Cheney shared with the US House of Representatives texts sent by high-profile Trump supporters on the day of the Capitol Hill riot to Trump’s chief-of-staff, Mark Meadows, urging a presidential intervention. Read Full Article at RT.com

Ex-Premier League star ‘had belt put around neck’ in violent home invasion

Former Manchester City defender Nicolas Otamendi has reportedly been the victim of a violent raid in which four thugs broke into his home and placed a belt around his neck while stealing cash and several valuable watches. Read Full Article at RT.com

Husband of Belarusian opposition figure Tikhanovskaya handed 18 years in jail

Sergey Tikhanovsky, a Belarusian political activist and the husband of Western-backed opposition figure Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, has been handed eighteen years behind bars by a court in Gomel. Read Full Article at RT.com

Bill Gates & George Soros accused of using Covid to impose ‘total control’

A German cardinal has sparked controversy by claiming that the coronavirus pandemic has been used by the likes of George Soros and Bill Gates to create a global “surveillance state.” Read Full Article at RT.com

NATO chief reveals his dream job

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has revealed there is another position he is keen to take on, as his name appeared on the list of candidates for the post of Norwegian Central Bank governor. Read Full Article at RT.com

Merkel vetoed arms supplies to Ukraine – Bild

Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel personally blocked NATO from supplying arms to Ukraine by using its veto within the structure of the US-led military bloc, Berlin tabloid Bild claimed on Tuesday. Read Full Article at RT.com

AP demands answers from US government over tracking of journalists

The Associated Press has filed a letter to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), seeking explanations over its use of a sensitive government database intended for tracking terrorists to investigate American journalists. Read Full Article at RT.com

UK eyes revision of human rights law to challenge ‘wokery’ & PC culture

Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab will unveil his proposal to revise UK human rights legislation on Tuesday in a bid to challenge “wokery and political correctness” and prevent “spurious” claims being made. Read Full Article at RT.com

Berlin’s block of Nord Stream 2 takes toll on European gas prices

The price of natural gas in Europe on Tuesday rose to $1,400 per 1,000 cubic meters after Germany said Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline could not be greenlighted for launch, citing rising tensions on the Ukrainian border. Read Full Article at RT.com

Facebook explains its fact checking mechanisms

Legally speaking, third-party fact-checks used on Meta’s social network Facebook are just ‘opinions’ and not statements of fact, according to the tech company. It earlier said it reserves the right to fact-check opinion pieces. Read Full Article at RT.c

Man Utd star’s wife issues update after heart scare that forced him out of game

The glamorous wife of Manchester United and Sweden defender Victor Lindelof has revealed her fears and issued an update after he was forced out of his side's win on Saturday because of chest pains and breathing difficulties. Read Full Article at RT.com

Health officials refute Deputy PM’s incorrect Omicron data

UK health officials were forced to correct Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab following interviews on Tuesday during which he twice gave the wrong number of Omicron cases currently in hospital, providing wildly inaccurate figures. Read Full Article at RT.com

AUKUS sub deal comes with hefty price tag for Australians

The submarine deal, which forms part of the AUKUS pact, might come at a high price for Australians, one of the country’s think tanks revealed in a fresh report that estimates the project’s ultimate cost at up to US$121 billion. Read Full Article at RT.com

K-Pop star sets two Guinness World Records in one day

A Korean singer known as V – a member of the popular K-pop group BTS – has broken two Guinness World Records for the fastest-growing Instagram account. Read Full Article at RT.com

Seven killed as car packed with migrants crashes while fleeing police

Seven people were killed and four others wounded after a car carrying illegal migrants slammed into a building and overturned in a failed attempt to flee the police in southern Hungary. Read Full Article at RT.com

US could send troops to Eastern Europe if Russia invades Ukraine – White House

The US is considering sending troops to Eastern Europe in case the situation over Ukraine escalates, the White House said on Monday, warning that the American military could be mobilized. Read Full Article at RT.com

African nation to destroy 1 million Covid-19 vaccines

Nigeria is going to destroy a million doses of AstraZeneca vaccine against Covid-19, a top health official has said, promising that the country will no longer be accepting jabs with short shelf life. Read Full Article at RT.com

Russia warns about frozen ancient viruses

The melting of permafrost due to global warming may not only lead to the release of methane gasses and potential devastation to arctic infrastructure but could also see old viruses and bacteria waking up, Russia has warned. Read Full Article at RT.com

Political row in Croatia over Russia-Ukraine

Croatian President Zoran Milanovic has laid into his own country’s prime minister, criticizing him for making a visit to Ukraine last week that the head of state branded “plain charlatanism.” Read Full Article at RT.com

​​Russia is world leader in high-tech weapons – Putin

Moscow is leading the rest of the world in the development of advanced weapons of war, surpassing Washington, Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed, arguing that his country is out in first place in a new arms race. Read Full Article at RT.com

Global warming could release long-lost viruses, Russia warns

The melting of permafrost due to global warming may not only lead to the release of methane gasses and potential devastation to arctic infrastructure but could also see old viruses and bacteria waking up, Russia has warned. Read Full Article at RT.com

President of EU member slams own PM over visit to Ukraine

Croatian President Zoran Milanovic has laid into his own country’s prime minister, criticizing him for making a visit to Ukraine last week that the head of state branded “plain charlatanism.” Read Full Article at RT.com

Man Utd match postponed amid record Covid surge

The Premier League match between Brentford and Manchester United has been postponed after a Covid outbreak at the Old Trafford club. The decision comes as England’s top flight reported a record number of coronavirus cases. Read Full Article at RT.com

Amazon investigated after warehouse collapses, killing 6

The US Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is investigating Amazon after one of the company’s warehouses in Illinois collapsed during a storm, killing six people who were allegedly prohibited from leaving. Read Full Article at RT.com

Veteran actor fired for refusing Covid-19 vaccine sues ABC

A veteran actor is suing ABC for religious discrimination after he was fired from America’s longest-running soap opera for refusing to get vaccinated against Covid-19. Read Full Article at RT.com

7.3-magnitude quake triggers tsunami alert in Indonesia

A powerful 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Flores Island in Indonesia, prompting authorities to issue a tsunami warning for parts of the world’s largest island country. Read Full Article at RT.com

7.5-magnitude quake triggers tsunami alert in Indonesia

A powerful 7.5-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Flores Island in Indonesia, prompting authorities to issue a tsunami warning for parts of the world’s largest island country. Read Full Article at RT.com

Drunken sailors may have caused deadly Baltic Sea collision

Two crew members of a British cargo ship that collided with a Danish ship in the Baltic Sea were revealed to have been drunk when the incident, which led to at least one fatality, occurred. Read Full Article at RT.com
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