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Hungarians reject homosexual propaganda in Coca Cola advertising
Members of a Hungarian conservative Party have condemned Coca Cola\'s recent public billboard campaign featuring homosexual couples. The ads feature same sex couples kissing and holding bottles of Coke and have been spotted at train stations throughout the...
Israel denies entry of Anti-Semitic Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib
On Wednesday, Israeli officials met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to decide whether the Democrat Representatives Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib should be denied entry because of their repeated support for the anti-Semitic organization known as the...
Jailed Hong Kong pro-democracy leader Benny Tai freed on bail
The Hong Kong government on Thursday has released top pro-democracy leader Benny Tai to pacify the on-going protests that has led to hundreds of arrests and temporarily closed down the island’s international airport.
Hong Kong situation very different from 1989
Chinese state-controlled media have released footage displaying armored carriers and other vehicles of the People's Armed Police of the Chinese communist party (the CCP) traveling toward the Hong Kong border.The footage provided by state-owned Chinese...
Doctors, nurses protest against Hong Kong police violence
Hong Kong hospital staff Tuesday step forward to protest against police brutality and the island territory’s government. Employees from 13 hospitals across Hong Kong participate in the protest, according to a local cable television. Australian Prime...
Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei on Hong Kong protests
Chinese artist and social activist Ai Weiwei Monday says the Chinese communist party’s (CCP) crackdown on demonstrations in Hong Kong is becoming more brutal. He expresses his concerns that the West is not stepping forward to support the pro-democracy...
Hong Kong people support pro-democracy protests
Since early June, pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong have been staging a series of protests. It started with the call to stop the controversial extradition bill from being passed to inquiry into police brutality and the complete withdrawal of the...
Chinese regime bans solo travelers to Taiwan out of fear
Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen Thursday condemns the Chinese communist regime for banning individual mainland Chinese citizens from visiting Taiwan. The outspoken leader also criticizes the Chinese regime for intentionally creating restlessness in the...
Police, pro-democracy activists clash in Hong Kong
Hong Kong is facing its grimmest crisis since it was returned to the Chinese Communist regime’s control in 1997. The former British colony endures three consecutive days of mass protests, culminating in chaos amidst fierce face-offs with riot police after...
Hong Kong activists stage protest at international airport
If you are a visitor arriving Friday at the Hong Kong Chek Lap Kok International Airport arrival hall, this the scene, you see on your first steps on to ‘Asia’s world city.’ A sea of black-cladded individuals, including Hong Kong’s airport staff, is...
Beethoven in jail: Peru rehabilitates criminals with classical music
With a clarinet, saxophone, or violin in handcuffed hands, a group of prisoners travel to the national theater in Lima, the Peruvian capital. The purpose—is for the prisoners to play music with members of the National Symphony Orchestra. And the inmates...
Hong Kong and mainland China - Why The Massive Protests?
Why don\'t the Chinese Communists just roll a division of tanks into Hong Kong and quickly smash the massive protest with military force?
