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Drastic so far in tackling the coronavirus. We have introduced entry restrictions basically an entry ban for citizens from non e. U. Countries it should last for 30 days in germany it applies immediately belgiums the latest country to join those declaring a nationwide quarantine spain italy and france are also in lockdown right now military trucks are being filmed on the streets of paris to dubai and skin looks at whether the Free Movement could be coming to an end. 3 years populists have been a...

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Tremseh would seem to be the most recent addition to a growing list of bloody massacres in Syria. The brutality of the attack further reduces the likelihood of a diplomatic solution. Kersten Knipp reports

Retired Lieutenant General Robert Mood lamented the fact that 30 years after the fall of the USSR Russia remains outside “the good society” and urged the West to develop a “new thinking” to avoid escalation and war.

Silently Disciplining Research By Reseach Professor Emeritus at Prio, Ola Tunander, Modern Times, Ny Tid, Whistleblower supplement, March 6, 2021 Researchers who question the legitimacy of US wars, seem to experience being ousted from their positions in research and media institutions. The example presented here is from the Institute for Peace Research in Oslo (PRIO), an institution which historically has had researchers critical of wars of aggression – and who can hardly be labeled friends...

this morning the olympic committee responds. "newsroom" begins right now. good morning. happy friday 13th. im carol costello. we begin this hour with a very bad day for the nations biggest banks. jpmorgan chase and its ceo jamie dimon are opening their books and telling us just how much money the firm lost in a bunch of risky trades. the blunder stunned the financial world and fueled more debate on whether banking regulations are tough enough. alison kosik is at the new york stock ex...

Suburbs, right here in damascus where we are right now. we heard, our team heard heavy fighting overnight, and that has kept the u.n. observer mission grounded for the past ten days or so. they say its too dangerous to go out. there was one humanitarian mission run to a nearby hospital. we went along, and i caught up with the head of the overall mission, norwegian general robert mood, heres a bit of my back and forth with him. >> its disappointing because i come from a position in which more vio...

mohammed is watching from neighboring lebanon, and he joins us live. good to see you. what can you tell us about the latest violence? >> well, syrian opposition activists told us today that they are begging the international community for their help, for their intervention, after this barbaric massacre, thats what theyre calling it, that happened yesterday in the town in homs province. now, they described intense shelling, mortars raining down on the town, and then as you mentioned, th...

its only about three feet high. witnesses say she overcompensated and made a sharp right, crossing over three lanes of traffic going in the very same direction, hit a curb that went over a fence, only again about two to three feet high, and went sailing about 50 to 60 feet. control of the suv. it could have been, authorities say, any number of things. maybe something physically went wrong with her. perhaps there was a mechanical failure, a distraction of some kind. these are all the th...

Syria has reportedly turned back after pressure from the united kingdom. the ship appeared to be avoiding european waters but now appears to head back to russia after secretary of state hillary clinton blasted the russians for selling syria the weapons they are using to kill civilians. the head of the now suspected united nations observer mission in syria is ready to brief the security council on the escalating violence between syrian troops and rebel fighters was making the mission too dangerou...