Canada can be charged with genocide, says residential school survivor
After detection of all unmarked graves in 139 residential schools, Canada can be charged with genocide: Geronimo Henry
Seyit Aydogan |28.06.2021...
Members Of Khashoggi Kill Team Reportedly Trained In U.S. With State Department Permission
https://www.forbes.com/sites/joewalsh/2021/06/22/members-of-khashoggi-kill-team-reportedly-trained-in-us-with-state-department-permission/?sh=5a846e923434
China has successfully halted the expansion of desertification, with the land area of desertification shrinking by an average of 2,424 square kilometers per year, said forestry and grassland authorities. Maybe an example for Turkey?
https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202106/1226391.shtml
It will be attended by the global financial institutions with an aim to pump money into the pandemic-hit African economies.
French President Emmanuel Macron will host African leaders and chiefs of global financial institutions for the Africa Finance Summit this week.
The platform aims to help...
Washington (CNN)A House committee on Thursday two bills taking aim at Saudi Arabia in the wake of last month's intelligence report implicating the country's crown prince in the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi following widespread criticism that the Biden administration didn't punish the...
Turkey expects to lay ground for Kanal Istanbul project in summer
https://www.dailysabah.com/business/transportation/turkey-expects-to-lay-ground-for-kanal-istanbul-project-in-summer
..okay, just kidding . Or maybe not?
Former U.S. military attaché in Athens Robert Palm provoked a scandal by declaring Greece a beggar on Twitter.
Palm took part in a discussion on social networks about the purchase by Greece of frigates for the country’s navy.
One of the Twitter users posted photos of different naval vessels...
Turkey detains 26 suspects over defense industry espionage charges
ANKARA, Turkey — Turkey’s security and intelligence forces detained 26 people in a March 30 joint operation, charging the suspects with defense industry espionage and of belonging to what the Turkish government claims is a...
Sanctions over treatment of Uighurs mark first time for three decades UK or EU has punished China for human rights abuses
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/mar/22/china-responds-to-eu-uk-sanctions-over-uighurs-human-rights
FRANCE could follow the UK and be the next country to quit the European Union due to Brussels' handling of the coronavirus pandemic, an expert has warned.
https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1410010/eu-news-paris-france-laurent-herble-coronavirus-pandemic-frexit-brexit
Saudi Arabia is negotiating the purchase of S-400 air defense systems and Su-35 jets with Russia, three years after the two countries signed a military cooperation agreement.
"Until we sign the contracts, we are not talking about this ... The negotiation process is underway," Sergei Chemezov...
Erik Prince, the founder of security firm Blackwater, violated a United Nations arms embargo on Libya by supporting Libyan putschist Khalifa Haftar against the legitimate government, a confidential U.N. report delivered to the U.N. Security Council (UNSC) has revealed.
According to the report...
Anti-Islamism soon becoming law in France
With what it would apply on Muslims and religious associations, the "separatism" bill approved by France's National Assembly provides legal grounds for anti-Islamic views
https://www.aa.com.tr/en/info/infographic/22101
Police stop thousands of illegals at Greek airports
The federal police caught thousands of people with false passports at Greek airports. The use is to be expanded
(Only in German)
https://www.morgenpost.de/politik/article231448909/Polizei-Griechenland-Pass-Fluechtlinge.html?service=amp
No basis to define 1915 events as genocide: French historian Gauin
French historian Maxime Gauin said that the events of 1915 cannot be identified as genocide as there was no systematic massacre and at least 350,000 Ottoman Armenians had been exempted from deportation.
In an interview with...
ANKARA
Repression in China has "deepened severely" in recent years, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said Wednesday, calling it "the darkest period for human rights" since the 1989 massacre that ended the anti-government protests in Tiananmen Square.
It deepened with the detention of more than 1...