GREATEST HITS, 6: Thai princess in coma after third Pfizer Covid booster

GREATEST HITS, 6: Thai princess in coma after third Pfizer Covid booster

CELEBRATING 25 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE: Top stories of 2023, December 27, 2023 Thank you for your support for WorldTribune, Window on the Real World. Have a great 2024! — The Editors [Editor’s note: Updates on the princess are hard to come by. The latest news report, from August of this year, is that she remains […]

Died suddenly: Thai soccer player, 17, who had survived 2018 cave incident

Died suddenly: Thai soccer player, 17, who had survived 2018 cave incident

by WorldTribune Staff / 247 Real News February 16, 2023 A soccer player from Thailand who in 2018 survived being trapped in a cave for two weeks could not survive the “died suddenly” era. Duangpetch “Dom” Promthep was pronounced dead at a hospital on Tuesday after being found unconscious at his dormitory at a football […]

Who’s who: Vote tally on UN resolution slamming U.S. on Jerusalem

Who’s who: Vote tally on UN resolution slamming U.S. on Jerusalem

Special to WorldTribune , December 21, 2017 Yes: 128 No: 9 Abstain: 35 Y  AFGHANISTAN Y  DOMINICA Y  LITHUANIA SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE Y  ALBANIA A  DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Y  LUXEMBOURG Y  SAUDI ARABIA Y  ALGERIA Y  ECUADOR Y  MADAGASCAR Y  SENEGAL Y  ANDORRA Y  EGYPT A  MALAWI Y  SERBIA Y  ANGOLA EL SALVADOR Y  MALAYSIA […]

South Korea’s pro-North Left can’t believe the leader they backed appears to collude with Trump

South Korea’s pro-North Left can’t believe the leader they backed appears to collude with Trump

Special to WorldTribune.com By Donald Kirk SEOUL —South Korea’s outspoken radicals and leftists can hardly hide their dismay. To the consternation of organizers of the candlelight crusade that brought down the government of the conservative Park Geun-Hye, ousted and jailed on a wide range of offenses, their one-time hero, Moon Jae-In, elected president as Park’s […]

Rolling the dice: The Chinese Communist Party bets it can beat the odds

Rolling the dice: The Chinese Communist Party bets it can beat the odds

Sol W. Sanders   Perhaps more than Westerners, Chinese have a gambling streak. Even during the darkest hours of Maoist oppression and pretended Puritanism, Beijing tolerated gambling on its southern flank in the Portuguese colony of Macau. Now reincorporated into China, in 2012 the world’s largest casino, holding the country’s only legal gambling monopoly, raked […]