BREAKING NEWS: Today Monday the 20th of December, Dr Sam White, Solicitor Lois Bayliss, retired police constable Mark Sexton and myself, Solicitor, Philip Hyland PJH Law attended Charing Cross Police station and then Hammersmith Police Station in London.
What if Julian Assange were a Chinese journalist and publisher? He would have the Nobel Prize, be the centrepiece of Human Rights Day, and this week his portrait would’ve been planted atop President Joe Biden’s Democracy Summit.
MICHAEL WALSH OP-ED: It is said the way to a film producer’s studio is past the casting couch. Much the same came to be said for those in pursuit of political or another high office.
The Notre Dame Cathedral is being rebuilt after a fire. It was decided to restore the damaged roof to its previous appearance. However, in the relatively intact internal chapels, they plan to completely change the interior. As the journalist of The Daily Telegraph, who got acquainted with the project, notes, many ecclesiastical experts strongly criticise it.
At the freedom protest on 4 December in York, Sarah, whose husband is a vicar in the Church of England, spoke out about the battle between good and evil we are facing.
The Swedish Press is putting its considerable weight in a campaign to urge all Swedes implanted with microchips on a ‘trust us’ basis.
Tens of thousands of anti-repressions citizens clashed with police agents during a mass demonstration against anti-Covid measures in central London as officials claim to be ‘extremely worried’ about the epidemiological situation in the UK capital.
Minsk has expressed concerns about escalating tensions between Moscow and the West amid absurd sabre-rattling claims by officials in the US and NATO that Russia may be preparing to invade Ukraine. Russia has dismissed these allegations as a false attempt to further deteriorate relations between Moscow and the Western alliance.
After a session of the EU Foreign Council in Brussels, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó remarked while speaking to journalists that the European Union should not make agreements with Africa about how to transfer their citizens to Europe, but about how they can stay in Africa. The minister stated that according to the Hungarian position, Europe should help African countries to create the right conditions for their people to stay in their homelands.
NATO provocations and EU sanctions have raised tensions in Europe to unprecedented levels in recent months amid media-fuelled claims by the US and its allies that Moscow is ‘preparing to invade’ its neighbour. Russia has dismissed the allegations and accused Washington and NATO of destabilising the situation in the Eastern European country.
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