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Lockdowns or the planet gets it? Guardian ‘accidentally’ suggests Covid-like shutdowns every 2 years to meet Paris climate goals

The Guardian accidentally confirmed the suspicions of a whole lot of conspiracy theorists with an article suggesting a “global lockdown every two years” was needed to meet Paris climate goals. The title was quickly changed. Read Full Article at RT.com

Israel accuses Iran of ‘environmental terrorism’ over oil spill off its coast, warns culprits ‘must pay price’

The Israeli government has said Iran is behind a recent oil spill off Israel’s coast which caused huge ecological damage and has been described as one of the worst such pollution incidents in Israel’s history. Read Full Article at RT.com

South Korea’s first transgender soldier, forcibly discharged from military, found dead at home

The first South Korean soldier who underwent gender reassignment surgery while on active duty – and who was later forcibly discharged – has been found dead at her home, with the cause of death so far unknown. Read Full Article at RT.com

Several people injured in suspected terrorist attack stabbing in Sweden – police

At least eight people have been injured in what Swedish police are treating as a possible terrorist attack. Officers shot and wounded the suspected attacker, who police describe as a man in his 20s. Read Full Article at RT.com

Sao Paulo to enact Brazil's strictest Covid-19 measures as governor warns state on ‘verge of collapse’

Brazil's state of Sao Paulo will adopt the country's most severe Covid-19 restrictions this weekend in a bid to curb the spread of the virus and prevent hospitals being overwhelmed, Governor Joao Doria announced on Wednesday. Read Full Article at RT.com

Google promises to stop spying on users, saying 3rd-party for-profit tracking model to be phased out

Alphabet subsidiary Google has pledged it will ditch the third-party cookie-based model of online advertising – and promised not to invent something similar that would allow it to keep slurping up the same kind of data. Read Full Article at RT.com

Canadian ‘incel’ who mowed down dozens on a Toronto street in 2018 found guilty of 10 first-degree murders

A Toronto court has ruled that a Canadian man knew just what he was doing when he plowed a van into terrified people on a crowded city street in 2018, finding him guilty of 10 first-degree murders and 16 attempted murders. Read Full Article at RT.com

US civilian contractor dies following missile attack on coalition airbase in Iraq - Pentagon

The Pentagon has confirmed that one American died after suffering a “cardiac episode” while sheltering during a rocket attack on the Ain al-Asad airbase in Iraq early on Wednesday morning. Read Full Article at RT.com

German security service designates right-wing AfD party as ‘suspected’ extremist group – reports

Germany’s domestic intelligence service, the BfV, has classified the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party as a “suspected” extremist group, according to the media. The move allows extensive surveillance of the party. Read Full Article at RT.com

ICC opens formal investigation into alleged war crimes in Palestinian territories, despite Israel’s objections

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has announced the opening of an investigation into possible war crimes committed in the Palestinian territories since June 2014. The move has been welcomed by the Palestinian Authority. Read Full Article at RT.com