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An attack on the Turkish economy is no different from a strike against the flag, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said, referring to US economic pressure on his country.
- Attack on police station in Catalonia investigated as a terrorist act
Catalonia police are treating this morning's attack on a police station in Barcelona as a terrorist act. A knife-wielding man attempted to enter the site reportedly shouting “Allahu Akbar" and was shot by officers. - Signing nuclear deal may have been a mistake – Iran FM
Joining the landmark 2015 international nuclear deal may have been a mistake in the first place, the Iranian foreign minister has said. The deal is now agonizing because of what he called Washington's 'addiction to sanctions.' - You could soon spend 10 years in Australian jail if you don’t hand over your phone password to cops
New Australian bill introduces some of the toughest legislation anywhere in the world for refusing to hand over personal data, while other Western countries are scrambling for their own solutions. - Creepy realistic humanoid robot footage sends shivers through Twitter
A video has emerged on Twitter showing a faceless yet worryingly realistic humanoid robot walking in what looks like a perfectly mundane courtyard. The trip down the uncanny valley caused some to proclaim an impending apocalypse.
- New Pakistan PM set to cut his servant staff from 524 to 2 as example of humble life
Pakistan’s new leader has made himself the living example of how his country’s ruling elite should strip itself of its “lavish lifestyle” as he promised to cut his own household servants from 524 to just 2. - Three injured as car rams into pedestrians in Spain's Zaragoza - media
Three people have been injured as a car hit pedestrians in Casetas, northwestern Spain. The vehicle fled the scene, according to local media reports. - ‘Lucky to be alive’: Woman survived 10hrs in sea after cruise ship plunge
A British holidaymaker who fell off the back of a cruise ship into the Adriatic Sea said she’s lucky to be alive after she managed to survive 10 hours in open water. - Turkey's Erdogan says attack on economy no different from attack on flag amid US pressureAn attack on the Turkish economy is no different from a strike against the flag, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said, referring to US economic pressure on his country.
- Attack on police station in Catalonia investigated as a terrorist actCatalonia police are treating this morning's attack on a police station in Barcelona as a terrorist act. A knife-wielding man attempted to enter the site reportedly shouting “Allahu Akbar" and was shot by officers.
- Creepy realistic humanoid robot footage sends shivers through TwitterA video has emerged on Twitter showing a faceless yet worryingly realistic humanoid robot walking in what looks like a perfectly mundane courtyard. The trip down the uncanny valley caused some to proclaim an impending apocalypse.
- Signing nuclear deal may have been a mistake – Iran FMJoining the landmark 2015 international nuclear deal may have been a mistake in the first place, the Iranian foreign minister has said. The deal is now agonizing because of what he called Washington's 'addiction to sanctions.'
- Here's who was inside the 'cursed' Egyptian sarcophagus (PHOTOS)
The Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities has released details about the skeletons found inside the mysterious sarcophagus unearthed in July and opened despite all the warnings about the ancient curses it might unleash. - Stunning drone footage shows Fireworks Festival lighting up Moscow skies
The festival brought the best fireworks teams from all over the world to show off their stunning skills and light up the skies of Russia’s capital. - Soldier survives head-on hit by subway train in St. Petersburg (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
A soldier has miraculously survived a head-on collision with a subway train in the Russian city of St. Petersburg, sustaining only minor injuries and bruises after crashing into the train so hard that its windshield cracked. - You could soon spend 10 years in Australian jail if you don’t hand over your phone password to copsNew Australian bill introduces some of the toughest legislation anywhere in the world for refusing to hand over personal data, while other Western countries are scrambling for their own solutions.
- Attack on academic freedom or stand against pseudoscience: Is Hungary right to ban gender studies?
Viktor Orban's Hungary risks becoming a European pariah after declaring it will no longer certify gender studies courses. Even if they're right about their academic worthlessness, should officials tell universities what to teach?
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