Today's World News
To Start off
Australian Paralympian robbed at gunpoint in Rio - An Australian athlete who has competed in six Paralympic Games has been robbed at gunpoint in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro.
Liesl Tesch said a man brandishing a gun pushed her off her bicycle and stole it on Sunday.
Australian Paralympic team physiotherapist Sarah Ross also lost her bicycle in the attack. Know more
'Why shouldn't we enjoy ourselves just because the country is burning?' Super-rich Socialists quaff champagne in Venezuela country club while middle class mothers scavenge for scraps in the gutter... and even the DOGS are starving
Venezuela's super-rich are enjoying lavish parties and gourmet cuisine, while middle-class people are forced to scavenge for food as the Socialist country's economy collapses.
In the opulent Caracas Country Club, where membership costs an astonishing £77,000 – 458 times the average Venezuelan salary – glamorous women in cocktail dresses were seen relishing a banquet of beef and lobster, followed by a colourful selection of puddings. Know more
Russian state television accidentally broadcasts evidence that Moscow uses cluster bombs in Syria
The state-sponsored television channel RT aired footage of a Russian combat aircraft carrying cluster munitions in Syria at the Khmeimim Air Base. In a news report about Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu's visit to the airbase on June 18, RT broadcast images of RBK-500 ZAB 2.5SM incendiary cluster bombs, say independent researchers. Know more
China's plan to cut meat consumption by 50% cheered by climate campaigners - New dietary guidelines could reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 1bn tonnes by 2030, and could lessen country’s problems with obesity and diabetes.
The Chinese government has outlined a plan to reduce its citizens’ meat consumption by 50%, in a move that climate campaigners hope will provide major heft in the effort to avoid runaway global warming. Know more
Coral bleaching event now biggest in history – and about to get worse
US weather agency says bleaching is now the most widespread on record and is likely to continue for unprecedented third year
The coral bleaching event sweeping the globe and destroying vast tracts of valuable coral reef is now officially the most widespread in recorded history, and is likely to continue for an unprecedented third year, according to the US weather agency. Know more
Report: Brazil becomes most dangerous country in world for environmental activists
Raimundo dos Santos Rodrigues and his wife Maria were riding their motorcycle through the dense jungle of northeastern Brazil last summer on their way to the Biological Reserve of Gurupi when two men appeared along the road side. Know more
China punishes officials over sewage in first environmental case of its kind - Landmark victory in ‘war on pollution’ as court rules that local government agency allowed company to produce dye without proper safeguards
Chinese prosecutors have successfully sued a county environmental agency for inadequately punishing a sewage firm that produced dye without appropriate safeguards – the first such public interest case against a government department.
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Today's Historic Event
June 21 1963
Vatican Pope Paul VI Jun. 21st 1963
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