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An informal summit of EU leaders failed on Sunday to offer a way to tackle the increasingly divisive issue of migrants. Some of the most vocal opponents of Brussels’ policies failed to show up at all.
- 10 suspected far-right extremists arrested in France over planned attack on Muslims
French counter-terrorism forces have detained a group of suspected far-right radicals who were plotting an attack on “people of Muslim faith.” Firearms as well as homemade explosives were found during the raid. - Aleppo’s World Cup fever: Restored Syrian city cafes overrun by football fans (VIDEO)
Freed from jihadist shelling and occupation, Aleppo, Syria is now home to more peaceful fanatics: World Cup fans. Footage by RT’s Ruptly shows how Aleppo is humming with life, and its cafes with football drama. - Does Russia’s cuddly World Cup mascot have a ‘hooligan link’? - ESPN’s coverage scrapes the barrel
With the Russia World Cup delivering good football in a friendly atmosphere, some international media outlets unable to report on the fan violence they had been predicting, are in desperate need for content. - ‘I’ll do a lot of listening there’: Mattis becomes 1st Pentagon chief to visit China in 4 years
James Mattis is poised to make his first visit to Beijing weeks after he said the US will “vigorously compete” with China and accused America’s Asian rival of “intimidation and coercion” in the contested South China Sea area.
- Facebook bans photographer who went ‘off to shoot some Christians’ for work
A London photographer was banned from Facebook for saying he was going to be “shooting a few Christians.” The term for snapping some pictures was enough to trigger the social network’s sensitive algorithm. - Balcony-climbing serial rapist on trial for 10 sex attacks
A suspected serial rapist, who assaulted 10 women in their homes after climbing through open windows, is being tried in the city of Avignon in southern France. He faces up to 20 years behind bars. - Unlocking prehistoric genetics: California scientists successfully grow Neanderthal mini-brains
Scientists no longer need a time machine to study Neanderthal cognitive abilities, after a group of geneticists managed to successfully create miniature Neanderthal brains. - ‘More conflict, more money:’ West not interested in peace in Africa, says mercenary leader
The Western powers are interested in prolonging conflicts in Africa as they crave after the continent’s resources, a private military company founder told RT. Most African forces are “set up to fail” by foreign advisors, he added. - ‘We don’t need the West’: Assad to ban foreign money from Syria reconstruction
Syria will not allow Western investors to step into the rebuilding of war-damaged country as they only come to “take” from foreign economies, Syria’s Bashar Assad told Russian media, adding he will seek friendly aid instead. - 10 suspected far-right extremists arrested in France over planned attack on MuslimsFrench counter-terrorism forces have detained a group of suspected far-right radicals who were plotting an attack on “people of Muslim faith.” Firearms as well as homemade explosives were found during the raid.
- Does Russia’s cuddly World Cup mascot have a ‘hooligan link’? - ESPN’s coverage scrapes the barrelWith the Russia World Cup delivering good football in a friendly atmosphere, some international media outlets unable to report on the fan violence they had been predicting, are in desperate need for content.
- Interstellar tidy-up: ISS deploys craft with giant harpoon to collect space junk
A new spacecraft dedicated to cleaning up some of the alarming quantities of space junk – including old satellites and defunct spacecraft – encircling Earth has been launched from the ISS. - Aleppo’s World Cup fever: Restored Syrian city cafes overrun by football fans (VIDEO)Freed from jihadist shelling and occupation, Aleppo, Syria is now home to more peaceful fanatics: World Cup fans. Footage by RT’s Ruptly shows how Aleppo is humming with life, and its cafes with football drama.
- Mexican town’s entire police force arrested over slain politician
The entire police force – 28 officers – in the western Mexican town of Ocampo has been put under arrest amid suspicion they were involved in a murder of a local mayoral candidate. - Russian scientists boost chemo efficiency by suppressing cancer cell defenses
Russian researchers have found a way to weaken the defenses of cancer cells, which would expose them to popular methods of chemotherapy and allow doctors to lower drug dosages to prevent harm to healthy cells. - ‘I’ll do a lot of listening there’: Mattis becomes 1st Pentagon chief to visit China in 4 yearsJames Mattis is poised to make his first visit to Beijing weeks after he said the US will “vigorously compete” with China and accused America’s Asian rival of “intimidation and coercion” in the contested South China Sea area.
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