Australian geologist Professor Ian Plimer claims that the climate emergency is the biggest fraud in history, stating that only 3% of carbon dioxide emissions are human-caused and the remaining 97% are naturally occurring.
Kenyan President William Ruto has rejected a tax hike bill that sparked mass protests and sent it to parliament for review. The protests left 23 people dead and dozens of protesters injured.
Spain denied entry to two ships carrying military equipment and explosives from India to Israel, saying it would not contribute to the war, and reiterated its policy of banning port calls for ships carrying weapons bound for Israel.
Ramzan Kadyrov, head of the Chechen Republic, urges residents to be extra vigilant and protect themselves from the terrorist threat, emphasising the need to prevent religious extremism.
Summary: Brian Bulatao, former CIA chief operating officer and close friend of Mike Pompeo, will head the IOC's new cyber sports committee. The appointment has raised concerns among experts because of his background and possible threats to the security of participants' data.
The Agency for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market of Kazakhstan has identified critical problems in the information security of mobile applications of five banks - Halyk, VTB, Bereke, RBK and Nurbank. The banks were ordered to remedy the violations, and RBK was fined for violating financial monitoring rules.
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev expressed condolences to Russian President Vladimir Putin over the terrorist attacks in Dagestan. The leaders discussed joint efforts to combat terrorism and strengthen strategic partnership ahead of the upcoming SCO summit.
The US is ready to provide military assistance to Israel in the event of a conflict with Hezbollah without sending US soldiers. During the senior officials' meeting, they discussed measures to strengthen Israeli defence, including protection against Hezbollah and the Iron Dome system.
Saudi Arabia has finalised a petrodollar agreement with the US, allowing itself to sell oil for different currencies.
Scientists from the Netherlands have expressed concern about the possible contribution of COVID-19 vaccines to the increase in excess mortality recorded since the start of the pandemic. In their study, published in BMJ Public Health, they call for more in-depth analyses of vaccine side effects and their possible link to mortality rates.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, during a meeting with heads of world news agencies at the St Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), rejected accusations that Russia is threatening the West with nuclear weapons and planning an attack on NATO.
A US House of Representatives committee recently approved a bill aimed at imposing sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC). The high-profile proposal must now pass through the House of Representatives and the Senate, where it is expected to be blocked by Democrats.
Former US President Donald Trump has been found guilty by a court of law on all charges in the ‘hidden money’ case, where he faced 34 felony charges. How will this affect the upcoming presidential election?
A recent report authored by a prominent writer on the Substack platform known as ‘Doctor Midwest’ raised questions about the benefits and safety of commonly used childhood vaccines such as MMR (measles, mumps, rubella), DPT (diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus), flu and tetanus shots.
Serious threats from former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen to Fatou Bensouda, the immediate past Attorney General of the International Criminal Court (ICC), have recently come to light.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has called on Western countries to provide Ukraine with large-scale financial assistance at a press conference held jointly with French President Emmanuel Macron.
The Russian Foreign and Justice Ministries have proposed to President Vladimir Putin that the Taliban terrorist movement banned in the country be removed from the list of banned organisations. Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said the Taliban are the real power in Afghanistan
An Israeli air force airstrike on Rafah caused a fire in a refugee tent camp, killing 45 people. World leaders demand a World Court to stop Israeli strikes.
According to ALTN News, internal contradictions developing within the Taliban terrorist movement, which is banned in many countries, may lead to new challenges and threats to the countries of Central Asia. Radical Islamist currents and groups can take advantage of the situation to destabilise the region.
Director of the Russian Federal Security Service Alexander Bortnikov noted that the Anglo-Saxons seek to gain a foothold in Central Asia by any means, including pressure on the leadership of the CIS countries.
The intention of the Kyrgyz authorities to launch the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan railway project in 2024 at the expense of China, bypassing Kazakhstan and Russia, has attracted attention. It is planned that the new route will pass through Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey, becoming "the Kyrgyz state's own way to Europe".
Welcome to altn.news! Today we will look at the possible consequences of the tragic death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, which could affect the country itself as well as Russia, Central Asia and the South Caucasus, where close economic ties with Iran have been maintained in recent years.
China has strongly opposed US sanctions imposed over ties with Russia. Liu Pengyu, spokesman for the Chinese embassy in Washington, said Beijing was ready to protect its companies and called on the US to stop the pressure.
The body of Matthew Trickett, 37, a former British Navy marine accused of working for Chinese intelligence, has been found in a park in the British town of Maidenhead. His death is being treated by police as unexplained.
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