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Ukraine Arrests 2 Colonels Accused of Russian Plot to Kill Zelenskyy
‘We will continue to work ahead of time, so that every traitor receives the well-deserved court sentences,’ said Ukrainian security service chief Vasyl Malyuk.
Peer Claims Pandemic Treaty Could Breach WHO’s Own Guidelines
The latest amendments proposed in April allowed just weeks for scrutiny, with fears over loss of national sovereignty remaining despite softening of proposals.
Russia’s Putin Sworn in for Fifth Term, Reiterates Call for ‘Multipolar World Order’
Longstanding leader calls for dialogue with the West ‘free of arrogance, conceit, or sense of exceptionalism.’
Mexico ‘Deeply Regrets’ Deaths as Tributes Flow for Slain Aussie Brothers
The 3 men had all been shot, with Mexican authorities investigating the incident as a homicide.
US Government, Lawmakers Condemn Russia’s Detention of Falun Gong Practitioner
US officials said they are ‘troubled and saddened’ to hear of the Moscow police raid and ‘deeply concerned’ about the persecution of Falun Gong globally.
Russia ‘Liberates’ Another Village in Donetsk Amid Ongoing Westward Advance
Moscow to rehearse deployment of nuclear weapons in response to ‘provocations and threats’ by Western officials.
Earth’s Orbits Becoming More Congested With Satellites, Space Debris: Report
‘With LEO becoming more crowded than ever, there is a real risk to satellites that provide valuable services,’ Slingshot Aerospace’s Melissa Quinn said.
ANALYSIS: Digital ID Deadline Looms, Yet Only 8 Percent of Indonesians Are Onboard
The government’s goal was for 220 million citizens to be signed up to its digital ID by June 2024.
Australian Government Wiping Around $3 Billion in Student Debt
More than 3 million Australians will have their student debt cut, as Labor addresses high indexation rates on student loans.
Russia Detains Falun Gong Practitioner for 2 Months in Jail
‘Russia joins communist China as the only other country where a judge has incarcerated a citizen simply for meditating.’
CCP Seeks to Facilitate ‘Intra-Palestinian Reconciliation’ to Challenge US Influence in the Middle East
‘China wants to have a share in the reconstruction of the Middle East’s political power map,’ according to Chinese affairs commentator Tang Jinyuan.
US Presses China, Russia to Declare AI Will Have No Control Over Nuclear Weapons Deployment
A U.S. arms control official said that Washington ‘would never defer a decision on nuclear employment to AI.’
NZ Prepping to Sue Canada Over Dairy Trade Access
NZ claims Canada is blocking exporters and has not upheld an independent panel ruling from September 2023.
US Sanctions 9 Chinese Companies for Supporting Russia’s War Effort
‘Treasury has consistently warned that companies will face significant consequences for providing material support for Russia’s war,’ Janet Yellen said.
Franklin Graham’s Journey From Lost to Spreading Hope
The force behind Samaritan’s Purse’s growth into a billion-dollar nonprofit that brings comfort to a hurting world says ‘it’s all because of God.’
Georgia Parliament Shuts Doors Amid Protests Over ‘Foreign Agents’ Bill
Politician accuses West’s ‘global war party’ of pushing the country into conflict with Russia.
Russia Claims to Have Foiled Long-Range ATACMS Missile Attack on Crimea
Moscow annexed Crimea in 2014 and now regards the strategic peninsula as sovereign Russian Federation territory.
Community Vows to Keep Educating Youths on the Dangers of Socialism, Communism
April 30 marked the anniversary of the Fall of Saigon and the end of the anti-communist South Vietnamese government.
