Gas shortage hits the UK as fuel pumps run dry, government preparing to use Army truck drivers
The United Kingdom is facing chaos as gas stations run dry.
france
France | Protests erupt nationwide against domestic vaccine passport in 9th consecutive weekend
For the last nine weekends, people from all across France have been protesting in the streets against the Macron government’s domestic vaccine pass that prevents the unvaccinated from engaging in most activities in France like restaurants, bars, trains, planes, museums, and cinemas.
Afghanistan
U.S. Officials gave Taliban a list of names of Americans, Afghans to be evacuated
In a POLITICO exclusive, it is reported that U.S. officials have provided the Taliban with names of American citizens, green card holders and Afghan allies in order to grant entry into the Taliban-controlled outer perimeter of the Kabul airport.
2021 election
Former Afghan interpreter: Trudeau will have “blood on his hands” if families get executed
Maryam Sahar, a former Afghan interpreter, did not spare Canada’s prime minister for not doing enough for endangered Afghans.
china
WATCH: Tokyo Olympics refuse to show Taiwan flag or play Taiwan’s anthem in fear of angering Communist China
The 2021 Tokyo Olympics refused to show the flag of Taiwan or to play the country’s national anthem as they do with nearly every other country.
covid19
Report finds that the pandemic increased “state repression around the world” and was used as “cover” to “consolidate authority”
A recent report by the Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project (ACLED) found that the COVID-19 pandemic had been used as a “cover” in numerous countries to “stifle opposition and tighten their grip on power”.
france
French National Assembly votes in favour of giving employers the right to fire non-vaccinated employees
The amendment passed today will allow employers to terminate employees who do not comply with France’s newly adopted domestic vaccine passport.
looting
Mass looting as unrest spreads in South Africa, President Ramaphosa warns of food and medicine shortages
The initial riots erupted after the former President of South Africa Jacob Zuma was jailed on July 7, 2021 for contempt of court.
china
German authorities arrest suspected double agent accused of spying for China
On Tuesday, July 6, the German federal prosecutor’s office announced that German authorities had arrested a former spy for Germany’s secret service on suspicions that he conducted “intelligence agent activities” for China.
CCP
U.S. State Department intelligence confirms three workers from Wuhan lab became sick in November
A previously undisclosed report reveals that three workers from China’s Wuhan Institute of Virology became severely sick in November 2019 and sought hospital care, weeks before the Chinese authorities’ first confirmed case of COVID-19.
