The U.S. isn't the only country to make lawmakers pass through metal detectors
Metal detectors and other such security features are standard in many of the world’s government buildings.
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Metal detectors and other such security features are standard in many of the world’s government buildings.
A US politics expert at The Australian National University (ANU) says President Donald Trump is likely to finish his term in office, but he could be banned from being a presidential candidate in 2024. President Trump’s impeachment in Congress passed with 232 votes, after 10 Republicans joined Democratic colleagues.
US election: Chinese and Russian reactions to Trump's chaotic transition 10 Jan, 2021 05:14 PM 7 minutes to read Warning: Graphic Content Shocking video of a police officer crushed against a door by rioting Trump supporters in Washington DC. Video / CNN Warning: Graphic Content Shocking video of a police officer crushed against a door by rioting Trump supporters in Washington DC. Video / CNN news.com.au By: Jamie Seidel "Capitol Hill down". "A beautiful sight!" Chinese and Russian state-controlled media are crowing over the chaos that has befallen their arch rival. The looting, vandalism and ...
Date Time Rival superpowers may exploit chaos in US China and Russia will be tempted to exploit the chaos facing the United States, according to ANU national security expert Emeritus Professor Paul Dibb. Following a violent uprising of US President Donald Trump’s supporters, who stormed Capitol Hill, a curfew has been imposed in Washington DC and the country has been plunged into a crisis. “Xi Jinping and Vladamir Putin will be delighted with the chaos unfolding in the United States right now and will be tempted to take advantage of the situation,” he said. “Trump has deliberately ...
Rival superpowers may exploit chaos in the US 07 January 2021 China and Russia will be tempted to exploit the chaos facing the United States, according to ANU national security expert Emeritus Professor Paul Dibb. Following a violent uprising of US President Donald Trump's supporters, who stormed Capitol Hill, a curfew has been imposed in Washington DC and the country has been plunged into a crisis. "Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin will be delighted with the chaos unfolding in the United States right now and will be tempted to take advantage of the situation," he said. ...