Donald Trump faces new Articles of Impeachment over Iran strikes
"B-B-But they already tried before with his other crimes, they can't try again with new ones!"
Cannibalism Among Undersupplied Russian Troops Raises Alarm in Ukraine
Eat, Brelok
"This is my stop."
I think if they all shut down yesterday, the damage is done. it's just 'regular discourse' now
"WHY ARE YOU RUNNING? WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS"
doesn't for me
Same thing in the UKs labour party too. Man, the stars align to get a labour party in only after it's been gutted of what made it electable in the first place.
from a quick search, Arce believes Morales running so many times is undemocratic, and it spiraled from there
Almost as if 'Trade deficit' is a scary cudgel to goad idiots
journalism has been weak for years, basically just a bullhorn for whoever is being interviewed in that moment
yeah, I have never in my life met a trade worker that wasn't some frothing right-wing sterotype. Maybe i'm unlucky, but the era of socialist workers looks over to me
global mega powerquake is the coolest name for a prayer meeting
Well at least Ford won't somehow fuck this up
Apparently this guy also hates Russia, is wanted there for helping to organize red army monument removals, so maybe that will be the one thing he won't fuck up
Congo ex-president Kabila makes first public appearance in rebel-held Goma
GOMA, May 29 (Reuters) - Former Congolese President Joseph Kabila appeared for the first time in public in rebel-held territory in the country's volatile east on Thursday, meeting with religious leaders in what participants said was a push for peace.
Kabila, who has been out of the country since 2023, mostly in South Africa, is wanted in Congo for alleged crimes against humanity for supporting the insurgency in the east, including a role in the massacre of civilians. Congo has also moved to suspend his political party and seize the assets of its leaders.
The former president's camp denies any ties to the Rwanda-backed M23 rebels who have seized more territory than ever since January. He had been vowing to return to the Central African country for weeks to help find a solution to the conflict.
His return could complicate Washington's plans for a peace agreement between Congo and Rwanda. Massad Boulos, Trump's senior adviser for Africa, told Reuters earlier this month the deal could b
Flood risk threatens Swiss valley after glacier destroys village
- Debris left by collapsed glacier blocks path of river
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Damage seen running into hundreds of millions of Swiss francs
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Water getting through the debris and running off, spurring hope
ZURICH, May 30 (Reuters) - A lake of water trapped behind a mass of glacial debris that buried a village and blocked a river in southern Switzerland this week has sparked fears of flooding in the Alpine valley, even as some water eased its way through the morass on Friday.
A deluge of millions of cubic meters of ice, mud and rock crashed down a mountain on Wednesday, engulfing the village of Blatten. The few houses that remained intact were later flooded.
The village's 300 residents had already been evacuated after part of the mountain behind the Birch Glacier began to crumble. Rescue teams were looking for a missing 64-year-old man but have suspended their search for now due to the difficult conditions.
Police raid Moscow gay bars after a Supreme Court ruling labeled LGBTQ+ movement ‘extremist’
Russian security forces raided gay clubs and bars across Moscow after the Supreme Court banned what it called the “global LGBTQ+ movement."
Russian security forces raided gay clubs and bars across Moscow Friday night, less than 48 hours after the country’s top court banned what it called the “global LGBTQ+ movement” as an extremist organization.
Police searched venues across the Russian capital, including a nightclub, a male sauna, and a bar that hosted LGBTQ+ parties, under the pretext of a drug raid, local media reported.
Eyewitnesses told journalists that clubgoers’ documents were checked and photographed by the security services. They also said that managers had been able to warn patrons before police arrived.