Mysterious Monoliths claimed by artist group

Dec 5 2020

Let’s face it, some of us may have actually thought that those mysterious monoliths popping up around the world could have been a sign of an alien invasion because that’s how wild 2020 was.

But alas, it was not to be, as a New Mexico-based artist group known as ‘The Most Famous Artist’ has claimed responsibility behind these strange figures.

The group is notorious for these wild stunts, with founder Matty Mo claiming that making people think we had made alien contact to end a turbulent year would be just what we needed, only to found out it was the artist group.

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Russia begins distribution of COVID-19 vaccine

Dec 5 2020

Clinics in Moscow have started delivering the COVID-19 to high-risk patients as Russia begins paving the way to a world without coronavirus.

The vaccine being delivered is Russia’s own product by the name Sputnik V which is said to be 95% effective, despite ongoing clinical trials.

Mayor of Moscow, Sergei Sobyanin has stated that the first wave of vaccines is being given to school workers, health professionals and social workers in two separate doses, with thousands registering to be vaccinated.

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Heavy winds expected tonight

Dec 5 2020

If you have any COVID-safe and socially-distant outings planned for tonight, be ready as the Malta International Airport’s Meteorological Office expects heavy winds to hit the Maltese islands later tonight.

The South-Eastern winds are expected to be as high as gale force 6 as late as 9PM.

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Corrupt Austrian ex-finance minister jailed for 8 years

Dec 5 2020

Corrupt Austrian ex-finance minister Karl-Heinz Grasser was found guilty in Austrian court for counts of abuse of power and connection to €9.6 million of kickbacks in what is one Austria’s largest corruption cases since the 1940s.

Otherwise known as the ‘jet-set minister’, Grasser was notorious for living a flamboyant, luxury lifestyle and was responsible for the sale of state-owned flats with kickbacks amounting to slightly less that €10 million.

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