Month: July 2020

Two members of Suzuki-gun have been added to NJPW’s Lion’s Break Project 3. Zack Sabre Jr. and El Desperado have both been announced for Lion’s Break Project 3. The show is taking place at The Ritz Ybor City on the afternoon of Thursday, April 2. It’s part of WrestleCon’s events in Tampa, Florida during WrestleMania week.Read moreRead more

> PWTorch editor Wade Keller presents a special Thursday Flagship edition of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast featuring a WrestleMania 36 Preview with ex-WWE Creative Team member and professional stand-up comedian Matt McCarthy. (Search “wade keller” to subscribe in podcast app or CLICK HERE to subscribe in Apple Podcasts.) On the latest edition ofRead moreRead more

Thousands of French police have staged a "march of anger" in Paris against working conditions and low morale in a protest on a scale not seen in almost 20 years. The French force is exhausted after months of yellow vest violence which rocked major cities every weekend and saw protesters target officers, themselves accused of heavy-handedRead moreRead more

China is planning tighter visa restrictions for US nationals with ties to anti-China groups, people with knowledge of the proposed curbs said, following similar US restrictions on Chinese nationals, as relations between the countries sour. China’s Ministry of Public Security has for months been working on rules to limit the ability of anyone employed, or sponsored, byRead moreRead more

Turkey’s president has said he would not stop his offensive on northern Syria until “all our objectives had been achieved", defying US sanctions, a European arms embargo and increasing international isolation. Turkey is in the seventh day of its assault against the Syrian Kurdish forces, which has so far forced more than 150,000 people toRead moreRead more

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faced boos and angry protests during a visit to Barcelona on Monday following a week of Catalan unrest over lengthy prison sentences handed to pro-independence leaders. Hundreds of demonstrators blockaded the office of the Spanish government’s delegation in Barcelona after it was reported by several media that Mr Sánchez was planningRead moreRead more

Italy’s centre-Right has won a landslide victory in Umbria, giving Matteo Salvini’s anti-immigration League party its first foothold in a region ruled by the Left for 50 years and dealing a blow to the country’s fragile ruling coalition. “We are writing the pages of history,” former deputy prime minister Mr Salvini said, as the resultsRead moreRead more

A severe drought has broken in dramatic fashion in some parts of New South Wales, Australia, but the long-term forecasts remain grim.  For the first time in 483 days, the far-west NSW town of Bourke has water flowing over their weir after 94mm of rain this weekend. Key agricultural areas in northern New South WalesRead moreRead more

MARIN COUNTY, CA — The couple in their seventies who had been missing in the Inverness wilderness for more than a week were found alive and rescued Saturday, the Marin County Sheriff’s office said. Rescue crews airlifted Carol Kiparsky, 77, and Ian Irwin, 72, and brought them to a local hospital, the sheriff’s office saidRead moreRead more

This story on coronavirus developments is updated throughout the day. Scroll down for links helpful to day-to-day living and stories on recent developments. We’re All In This Together: Help Patch Help Our Communities The United States has the most confirmed cases of the new coronavirus in the world, according to a tally from Johns Hopkins.Read moreRead more