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Prosecutors seek fine for Russian opposition leader Navalny
Prosecutors have asked a Moscow court to fine jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny on charges of defaming a World War II veteran, maintaining pressure on the top Kremlin foe. MOSCOW — Prosecutors had on Tuesday asked a Moscow court to fine jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny on charges of defaming a World War II…
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UK Defence Ministry says British LGBT soldiers hounded out of military can now get their medals back.
Some 2,000 British veterans who were sacked from the military over their sexual orientation – an act described as a “great injustice” by UK PM Boris Johnson – will now be able to get their confiscated medals back. On Tuesday, the UK’s Ministry of Defence (MoD) said it wanted to make right “an historical wrong” and return…
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Boris Johnson is ‘hopeful’ coronavirus restrictions can be cautiously eased in coming weeks
The prime minister will be analysing data on coronavirus case numbers, hospital admissions, deaths and the impact of the vaccine rollout ahead of his announcement on Monday Boris Johnson says he is “hopeful” coronavirus restrictions can be cautiously eased in the coming weeks, with vaccines providing “grounds for confidence”. The prime minister, who will set…
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CYHI THE PRYNCE DODGES DEATH DURING ALLEGED ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT IN ATLANTA
According to an Instagram post shared on Sunday (February 14), G.O.O.D. Music artist CyHi was almost another victim of gun violence.This got well wishes pouring in for him. The incident happened while he was driving down an Atlanta highway over the weekend. “Today is a day about love, but in my city (the city of…
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GUAPDAD 4000 AND !LLMIND ANNOUNCE NEW ALBUM 1176 OUT MARCH 19TH VIA PARADISE RISING SHARE NEW SONG AND VIDEO FOR “HOW MANY”
Today, Guapdad 4000 and !LLMIND announce their new collaborative album 1176 and are dropping its first single and video “How Many,” which samples the legendary Alice DJ track “Better off Alone.” Directed by Chris Simmons, the video is the perfect introduction to this new era of Guap’s artistry, exploring pieces of his mind as he finds himself trapped inside…
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Karim Khan elected to replace Fatou Bensouda as ICC prosecutor
On Friday, the 12th of February The Assembly of State Parties to the Rome Statute elected British attorney Karim Khan as the new chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court. Khan, a criminal lawyer and human rights expert who is currently assistant secretary-general of the United Nations is best known for leading the U.N.’s special team investigating…
