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📸Roman from Ufa, Russia is known in this city as a fashion photographer. He has done many shows and photo-shoots. He even managed to turn a street cleaner into a star, which is highlighted in (2021). Now Roman has become a military photographer and a volunteer. He carries humanitarian aid, helps rebuild houses. Roman had to live in a half ruined school, which was earlier occupied by militants of the 'Azov' battalion*. *listed as a terrorist organisation and banned in Russia

Chinese government is turning the QR code Convid Passport into a modern electronic tagging system to prevent residents from going outside.

🇷🇺 AKATSIYA IN ACTION: Russian forces pound Ukrainian army groupings and equipment with 152mm Akatsiya ("Acacia") self-propelled artillery, as it booms into actions, to send the enemy into the void.

Some rascals projected White Lives Matter and the Fourteen Words onto a bridge in Rotterdam during New Years Eve celebrations.

Have you finished your New Year's cocktails yet? By the way, today is Drinking Straw Day. At first glance, the tubes seem quite harmless: thin, no longer than 20 centimeters, and they decorate cocktails, juices and other drinks. However, they are among the top ten plastic products that litter the oceans, the seas and coasts the most. Straws are rarely recycled, and it takes more than 100 years for them to disintegrate in water. Marine inhabitants often suffer from this. For example, there are fewer and fewer seals and sea lions as animals die from plastic garbage. Volunteers come to their aid. How are marine animals rescued? Watch the video and our documentary

'We knew we were living on a time bomb.' Juana still can't remember the day her parents died without feeling tremendous fear. Six years ago, they were selling fireworks at the pyrotechnics market in Mexico's Tultepec. Suddenly there was a powerful explosion, which triggered a fire that totally gutted the place, leaving 42 people dead. But deadly accidents do not stop the residents of the city from their work. For them, the production of pyrotechnics, which is still done by hand, is their main job and favourite pastime. On January 3, Russia celebrates Day of Sparkles and Garland Lights. On that day we want to remind you that pyrotechnics can be dangerous (observe safety precautions when using).

🌐Is there life on Mars? Anastasia Stepanova from Moscow dreams of flying to the red planet. Several years ago, Anastasia took part in the international Mars One project. Together with a team of similar ‘space travellers’ she lived in an isolated module imitating a Mars capsule. Check out our post of Future is Now (2020), which we present on Science Fiction Day. Do you consider a mission to Mars to be pure fiction or the near future? Share your opinion with us.

Her husband and child are rag dolls. Meirivone Rocha Moraes, 37, from Brazil, married a doll her mother made for her. She took pity on her daughter, who had suffered from loneliness and could not build a family of her own. So she made her a boy, complete with a moustache, dark hair, and blue eyes out of cloth. Meirivone liked him so much that she first got engaged and then married him. That wasn’t the end of the story. A few months ago, the woman ‘gave birth’ to a son. She broadcast ‘the birth’, which included a doctor and a nurse, on social media. After that, the young family suffered both breakups (allegedly because of her husband’s cheating) and happy reunions. Check out our video for more details. In Japan, perhaps more than anywhere else, dolls are preferred over real partners. The main character of , Akihiko Kondo, is married to a fictional character, but has different versions of his wife – digital, human-size one and small. He says he would never trade her for a live woman. Why so? Watch the film and find out

🪖For war correspondents the front line is a second home, where they see the fighters more often than their own families. They also sleep in trenches, come under bombardment and risk their lives. But journalists as well as soldiers know well what they do it for. ‘Thanks to us… at least in some part of the world, people know how things really are,’ says Evgeny Poddubny, one of the subjects of our documentary. Evgeny has much experience in reporting war zones. He worked in Libya, Syria, South Ossetia and now is performing in Donbass, too

👨‍👩‍👦‍👦Omar has not seen his family for a long time due to the Iraq War. After 40 years, he can finally meet them in Baghdad. However, the ongoing military conflicts have changed the capital of Iraq and divided all of the family. How did this heartbreaking story end? Watch in our video.

A few months of torture, almost no food, no water, in conditions of horrible filth and stench. Serb Vinko Lale recalls the Bosnian captivity he endured 30 years ago. He was liberated in late 1992. By then, he weighed only 46 kilograms. Vinko was captured when the national conflict between Bosnians and Serbs broke out in Sarajevo. The Bosnians declared jihad (holy war). They cut off the heads of their former Serb neighbours, raped women, burned their houses. Vinko did not manage to escape as the roads were already blocked. He was captured and thrown into a former grain silo. About 700 other Serb prisoners were imprisoned there with him. The man's story is in our video and documentary ‘

ONE GREAT FRIGG'N FRIGATE: Putin has deployed the Admiral Gorshkov frigate into service earlier today this is the newest class of frigates being built in Saint Petersburg for the Russian Navy; 10 of these will be delivered by 2027 at a cost of $250 million each

China introduces a National Health Code that will allow the authorities to track and monitor health 24/7 and link it totnhe Social Credit System. This is the blueprint for the rest of the world. We must remain sovereign.

⚽️Have you heard of Barra Brava? These are the most violent groups of football fans in Argentina. For them, a fight is a common thing, and they intentionally provoke fans of other teams. Barra Brava attend football matches at the expense of their clubs, and also interfere in internal affairs. They demand a percentage from player sales, decide which players to buy or sell, and even appoint presidents of the clubs. Barra Brava are engaged in the racketeering of street sellers and owners of parking lots near stadiums during matches. The members deny any of this and say they just support their favorite team.

WEF's Trusted Messenger Project Called 'TEAM HALO' The WEF Are Paying “Influencers” to Manipulate Your Mind WEF trained scientists & some Doctors, get verified ticks on social media platform TikTok who are actively working with WEF to influence people as trusted sources

The FEMA programme is designed to bring about world government. As this woman explains the whole Convid episode was a stated "exercise" by the global elites.

WEF's Trusted Messenger Project Called 'TEAM HALO' The WEF Are Paying “Influencers” to Manipulate Your Mind WEF trained scientists & some Doctors, get verified ticks on social media platform TikTok who are actively working with WEF to influence people as trusted sources.

⚡️All 34 passengers rescued in open ocean, as tourist boat travelling between Nusa Penida island to mainland Bali, Indonesia, capsizes. On board are citizens of Australia, India, Russia and Ukraine.

‘I’ll keep working at the bar just to provide for my child’, says sex worker Sarah. Her maximum earnings per day are about $10, but sometimes a woman goes home with nothing. Sarah got pregnant from her client after a couple of meetings, but the man did not believe that the child was his and refused to help her. There are many such stories in Angeles City. Until 1991, a US Air Force base was located here. Nowadays it is a poor city where sex tourism is flourishing, and this leads to many problems. Which ones exactly? Watch the video and learn more about the lives of sex workers and their children in (2016).

This medical centre in Donetsk cares for premature babies. Some weigh as little as 500 grams. Without special equipment they have almost no chance of survival. That is why the first thing the medics do in case of shelling is to take the equipment out. And the women in labour are lowered underground into shelters. Watch an episode of Alexandra Frank’s documentary series ‘Faces of Donbass’. In it, one of the Donetsk medics, Dmitriy Mironenko, shows the basements where women give birth when Ukraine starts shelling the city.