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Witnesses of the alleged chemical attack in Douma, including 11-year-old Hassan Diab and hospital staff, told reporters at The Hague that the White Helmets video used as a pretext for a US-led strike on Syria was, in fact, staged.
- Frenemies at the table: Kim & Moon to foster goodwill at historic meeting – but Trump’s shadow looms
After a decade-long pause, the two Koreas are holding a top-level summit this week. Seoul may score some domestic political points, but it’s in no real position to negotiate essential changes with Pyongyang. - ‘Stop bombing planet A’: Macron’s climate change speech slammed online
French President Emmanuel Macron defiantly told US Congress, Wednesday, “there is no planet B,” generally amassing gushing praise from the MSM. Others, however, took Macron to task, pointing out his alleged hypocrisy. - ISIS & Africa terrorist groups stirring new, bigger migrant crisis for Europe – UN food chief
Islamic State leaders who fled Syria are now conspiring with terrorist groups in Africa to use food as a recruitment tool and weapon to trigger another migrant crisis in Europe, the head of the UN World Food Program has warned. - Cheat, lie and abuse – Danish immigration minister hits out at migrants
Denmark's immigration minister, known for her hardline stance on migration, has drawn ire from people on social media after she said that in order to pass language tests, asylum seekers cheat and abuse the trust of authorities.
- US bombers fly close to S. China Sea as tensions over Taiwan mount
The US Air Force has said that its B-52H bombers returned from a training mission they conducted near the disputed South China Sea, a resource-rich waterway that China lays claim to along with Taiwan and several other countries. - After 10 years of silence, N. Korea’s Kim wants to talk to South more
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un told his Southern counterpart that he is eager to come to Seoul whenever invited, promising not to interrupt the South’s sleep anymore in an apparent reference to missile tests. - YouTube reinstates video tribute to Gaza protest victims following backlash (VIDEO)
YouTube has reinstated a video that pays tribute to Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in Gaza, after removing it multiple times. The decision followed online backlash from an American activist and others. - Transformer car/robot rolls out in Japan (VIDEOS)
A car that transforms into a four-meter-tall robot has come to life - and no, it doesn’t hail from the Transformers homeworld of Cybertron but right here on planet Earth. - Historic meeting between North & South Korea leaders kicks off (VIDEO)
The much-awaited summit between Kim Jong-un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in has begun in the "truce village" of Panmunjom. It is the first time the leaders of the two nations sat down for talks in over a decade. - Russia ‘won’t allow’ another US military action in Syria based on false flag – OPCW envoy
Russia’s envoy to the OPCW said it was crucial to avoid new false-flag attacks in Syria and that Moscow “won’t allow” US military action there, as he described details of Russian findings on the site of the alleged Douma incident. - ‘Not made for the business machine’: DJ Avicii’s family confirms Swedish star took his own life
The family of Swedish dance DJ Avicii has confirmed he died from an apparent suicide. The 28-year-old “wanted peace” and “could not go on any longer,” according to the newly released open letter. - Leader’s ambition risks turning street protest victory into mob rule in Armenia – experts
After ousting the PM, an Armenian protest leader attempts to ride the momentum, but risks plunging the inherently vulnerable country into chaos with a damaging power grab, observers tell RT. - No attack, no victims, no chem weapons: Douma witnesses speak at OPCW briefing at The Hague (VIDEO)Witnesses of the alleged chemical attack in Douma, including 11-year-old Hassan Diab and hospital staff, told reporters at The Hague that the White Helmets video used as a pretext for a US-led strike on Syria was, in fact, staged.
- Nobel Literature Prize could be postponed in 2018 after #MeToo scandal rips apart awarding body
The Swedish Academy is considering cancelling the most prestigious prize in world literature for the first time since World War II, following the biggest sex scandal and power struggle in its history. - ‘Stop bombing planet A’: Macron’s climate change speech slammed onlineFrench President Emmanuel Macron defiantly told US Congress, Wednesday, “there is no planet B,” generally amassing gushing praise from the MSM. Others, however, took Macron to task, pointing out his alleged hypocrisy.
- 48 decapitations in 4 months: Saudi executions persist despite MbS charm offensive
Despite apparent wide-ranging reforms in Saudi Arabia, the kingdom is certainly sticking to its death-penalty tradition, decapitating 48 criminals this year alone.
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