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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un finds it hard to trust US President Donald Trump’s assertions that the US would not seek to undermine his rule after Pyongyang gets rid of all its nukes, South Korean President Moon Jae-in said.
- Russian tightrope walker stuns St. Petersburg as he crosses Neva River over open bridge (VIDEO)
To mark the birthday of Russia’s ‘northern capital' of St. Petersburg, one daredevil crossed the Neva River balancing on a tightrope 40 meters (131 ft) above the water, as revelers on the embankment watched him with bated breath. - Qatar bans goods from Arab rivals 1 year into diplomatic crisis
Qatar is stripping shop shelves of goods that come from rival nations embroiled in the nearly year-long diplomatic spat with Doha. Items imported from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt are now off-limits. - Putin & Abe call ISS from Kremlin after Russia-Japan talks
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Japanese PM Shinzo Abe held a video a call with the International Space Station after talks in Moscow, praising the level of cooperation in space between the two nations. - Vodka rage v Ivan the Terrible: Man mauls iconic Russian painting after taking a shot at museum
The renowned painting ‘Ivan the Terrible Killing His Son’ was attacked by a visitor of Moscow’s Tretyakov Gallery and suffered “serious damage.” The vandal later told the police that a shot of vodka was to blame for his actions.
- Russian tightrope walker stuns St. Petersburg as he crosses Neva River over open bridge (VIDEO)To mark the birthday of Russia’s ‘northern capital' of St. Petersburg, one daredevil crossed the Neva River balancing on a tightrope 40 meters (131 ft) above the water, as revelers on the embankment watched him with bated breath.
- Kim remains skeptical about Washington’s security pledge upon de-nuclearization – MoonNorth Korean leader Kim Jong-un finds it hard to trust US President Donald Trump’s assertions that the US would not seek to undermine his rule after Pyongyang gets rid of all its nukes, South Korean President Moon Jae-in said.
- Qatar bans goods from Arab rivals 1 year into diplomatic crisisQatar is stripping shop shelves of goods that come from rival nations embroiled in the nearly year-long diplomatic spat with Doha. Items imported from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt are now off-limits.
- Putin & Abe call ISS from Kremlin after Russia-Japan talksRussian President Vladimir Putin and Japanese PM Shinzo Abe held a video a call with the International Space Station after talks in Moscow, praising the level of cooperation in space between the two nations.
- Vodka rage v Ivan the Terrible: Man mauls iconic Russian painting after taking a shot at museumThe renowned painting ‘Ivan the Terrible Killing His Son’ was attacked by a visitor of Moscow’s Tretyakov Gallery and suffered “serious damage.” The vandal later told the police that a shot of vodka was to blame for his actions.
- Irish pro-choice voters rejoice as opposition to abortion vow to fight on (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
The courtyard of Ireland’s Dublin Castle and social media erupted in celebration as the nation voted to repeal their strict abortion laws. Pro-life groups, however, have vowed to continue the debate that has divided the country. - Massive fire rips through Europe’s 2nd largest theme park (PHOTO, VIDEO)
A huge fire has broken out at Europa-Park in the German town of Rust, the second most visited theme park in Europe after Disneyland. The inferno prompted the visitors to evacuate as many lamented their favorite attraction online. - RT Exclusive There and back again: RT’s journey to N. Korean nuclear test site demolition (VIDEO)
From a ride on a luxurious train with sealed windows to the massive blasts that leveled Pyongyang’s nuclear test site, RT’s correspondent recalls his journey to reclusive North Korea as part of a selected group of foreign media. - ‘You can’t buy France!’: Thousands rally against Macron’s planned mass lay-offs (PHOTO, VIDEO)
Thousands took to the streets across France on Saturday to protest against President Emmanuel Macron’s public-sector reforms. Protesters decried Macron’s plans for massive lay-offs of workers and tax breaks for the rich. - ‘Quiet revolution’: Ireland votes to legalize abortion
In a historic landslide victory, Ireland has voted to effectively legalize abortion, removing a clause in the constitution that had been described by the UN as a violation of women’s human rights. - Venezuela ‘hostage’ flying home to meet family at White House – Trump
An American man jailed in Venezuela for more than 18 months without trial will be reunited with his family when he lands in Washington DC today, US President Donald Trump has said. - Kalashnikov-designed motorcycle to join Putin’s motorcade in 2019
A convoy motorcycle designed by the Kalashnikov company is set to join President Putin’s official motorcade by 2019 after completing its trials, according to the head of Rostec – the company in charge of manufacturing the vehicle.
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