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Turkey has received the first two F-35 jets from the US, but with a catch: the planes will stay in the US until end of 2019 as Turkish pilots are training to fly them and Senate continues attempts to bar Ankara from getting F-35s.
- US-led airstrike ‘kills 8 people’ in Syria’s Deir ez-Zor – state media
At least eight people have been killed in Syria following an airstrike by the US-led coalition in Deir ez-Zor province, according to state-run television. - 'No surprise': US ally UAE uses Guantanamo & Abu Ghraib techniques in Yemen - Vanessa Beeley to RT
Independent investigative journalist Vanessa Beeley said that it is no shock that reports keep piling up of the UAE committing human rights violations in Yemeni prisons along with their allies, possibly including the US. - ‘Land of Chlamydia’: Norway angry at 7-Eleven condom ad
Tourists usually imagine Norway to be a land of beautiful fjords and picturesque towns, but a 7-Eleven advertisement for condoms has annoyed the nation's tourism office after it pronounced the country the "Land of Chlamydia." - Study reveals reason aliens may be snatching stars & caging them in megastructures
Alien civilizations may be forced to capture stars and harness their energy using ginormous structures – all to keep themselves alive in the cold, ever-expanding vastness of universe, a Fermilab cosmologist believes.
- Dazzling fireball streaks across sky over European Russia (VIDEOS)
Residents of the European part of Russia have reported a bright fireball lighting up the sky, which was emitting a blinding light. Theories on social media varied from a simple meteor to aliens arriving for World Cup 2018. - Turkey ‘receives’ first 2 F-35 fighter jets… for training in ArizonaTurkey has received the first two F-35 jets from the US, but with a catch: the planes will stay in the US until end of 2019 as Turkish pilots are training to fly them and Senate continues attempts to bar Ankara from getting F-35s.
- US-led airstrike ‘kills 8 people’ in Syria’s Deir ez-Zor – state mediaAt least eight people have been killed in Syria following an airstrike by the US-led coalition in Deir ez-Zor province, according to state-run television.
- ‘Land of Chlamydia’: Norway angry at 7-Eleven condom adTourists usually imagine Norway to be a land of beautiful fjords and picturesque towns, but a 7-Eleven advertisement for condoms has annoyed the nation's tourism office after it pronounced the country the "Land of Chlamydia."
- 'No surprise': US ally UAE uses Guantanamo & Abu Ghraib techniques in Yemen - Vanessa Beeley to RTIndependent investigative journalist Vanessa Beeley said that it is no shock that reports keep piling up of the UAE committing human rights violations in Yemeni prisons along with their allies, possibly including the US.
- End of tradition? Killing dogs for meat ruled illegal by South Korean court
A South Korean court has ruled that it is illegal to kill dogs for their meat - a landmark decision that animal rights activists say could pave the way for legislation outlawing the practice completely. - ‘Mega-brothel’: Abandoned hangar will house Belgian city prostitutes
Officials in the Belgian city of Ostend faced a pretty stark choice: turn an abandoned hangar into a museum to honour the town’s maritime industry, or refurbish the site in favour of a new mega-brothel. They chose the latter. - Study reveals reason aliens may be snatching stars & caging them in megastructuresAlien civilizations may be forced to capture stars and harness their energy using ginormous structures – all to keep themselves alive in the cold, ever-expanding vastness of universe, a Fermilab cosmologist believes.
- Pistol-packing padres: Nearly 250 priests in Philippines seek gun-carry permits
More than 250 religious leaders in the Philippines want permits to carry guns amid a surge in the killings of priests. Top Catholic officials, however, urge the clergy to be ready to “face death and danger” without packing heat. - Gotcha! German police stage bloody car accident to test morality of motorists (VIDEO)
When a horrific car crash occurs, are most people willing to help? Or do they turn a blind eye? German police set out to find the answer, staging a fake road accident to test how many people were willing to be good Samaritans. - ‘Big as cats’: Huge rats flood Swedish city as authorities urge people to keep children indoors
A Swedish city is battling a merciless enemy, rats 'the size of cats', prompting authorities to call on residents to keep doors and windows closed and pre-schoolchildren inside during breaks. - Pope’s Ireland visit threatens to evict 700 homeless families
More than 700 homeless families in Dublin could face eviction from temporary accommodation as the August visit of Pope Francis threatens to create a dire situation for the poor in the Irish capital.
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