The UAE now has a more progressive abortion policy than some states?

All the complaints about supposed violations of international law that the US has made in the past really ring hollow now that Johnson has said the quiet part out loud: international bodies are designed to control the "impoverished, barbaric" Global East and South, not the "enlightened" Global West.

IMF: your housing market is collapsing

China: yeah we know

IMF: so how about you bail out those poor housing investors

China: ...no thanks

IMF: surprised Pikachu

Who would've thought that completely destroying health infrastructure in Gaza would increase risk of disease near Gaza?

The third holiest site in Islam. Access restricted.

Huh.

I'm not saying it's because of Tesla's unionbusting bullshit, but that certainly doesn't help.

Swedes Are United Against Tesla’s Union Busting

Solidarity for all labour ✊

As Ukraine languishes, this is who the US supports instead?

Turns out supporting a genocide of a population of Arabs doesn't do well in a region populated by... Arabs.

April Fools right guys? Haha... ha...

Surely the Biden administration will take issue to the senseless murder of an American citizen, right?

Edit: I guess they didn't even take that much issue to India assassination a US national on US soil (or a Canadian national on Canadian soil). Hmm.

Usually not the biggest fan of bellingcat because they tend to be overconfident (and often wrong as a result), but when you have a surplus of information like in this case there's little they can deny...

The problem is that wealth correlates directly with power in the West. You'll never see a Western billionaire get Jack Ma'd, and that's the problem: Western billionaires have less accountability and more rights than the average citizen.

Camp David Accords? To shreds, you say?

The absolute horror of research in Antarctica. Clearly a sign of colonial intent.

The funniest part about this ban is that it puts intense scrutiny on US supply chains, which are heavily reliant on prison labour.

Purge has a Soviet connotation.

How about "removal of dissidents"?

If a country fails to perform the obligations incumbent upon it under a judgment, the only remaining recourse is to turn to the Security Council, which can vote on a resolution, per the UN Charter. This happened in a case brought by Nicaragua against the United States in 1984, demanding reparations for the US support for Contra rebels. 

The ICJ ruled in Nicaragua’s favour, but the US refused to accept the finding. Nicaragua then took the matter to the Security Council, where a relevant resolution was vetoed by the United States.

Justifying war crimes - the American way

I supposed Australia is no stranger to genocide...

China also isn't literally blockading Taiwan (which, in case you forgot, is an act of war).