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The interception of a US spy plane by two Chinese jets over the Yellow Sea was “legal, necessary, [and] professional,” Beijing said, adding that such flights by Washington threaten China’s national security.
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- ‘Libyan rivals committed to ceasefire, elections’ - statement
- Migrant abuse in Libya drives African children across sea to Europe – UN
- Russian military denies reports of airstrike in Syria de-escalation zone
- EU extends mandate of naval operation in Mediterranean
- Egypt tells EU no ‘compromise’ over Qatar
- Turkey’s Erdogan rails against ‘agents,’ fuelling Germany dispute
- US mulls sending arms to Kiev, doesn’t view move as 'provocative' – US special envoy to Ukraine
Washington is considering sending “defensive” weapons to Ukraine, US special representative Kurt Volker says. He insists the potential move, long desired by Kiev, would not be "provocative." It comes as Moscow warns against fueling Ukraine's civil war. - Turks spew vitriol at Eurowings amid reports ‘fearful’ German pilot refused flight to Ankara
Social media users lashed out at Eurowings after reports alleged that one of its pilots refused to fly to Ankara out of fear for his life, forcing the German carrier to cancel the flight. It comes just days after Germany updated its travel advice for Turkey. - Knife-wielding man shouting ‘Allahu Akbar’ attacks Spanish police officers (VIDEO)
A knife-wielding man shouting "Allahu Akbar" has attacked police on the Spanish-Moroccan border, injuring an officer, according to Spanish authorities. The attacker was immediately arrested by Spanish law enforcement. - Israel agrees to remove metal detectors from Temple Mount after wave of violent protests
Israel will remove controversial metal detectors from the Temple Mount, following recent protests and violence. The detectors sparked outrage among Palestinians, who accused Israel of trying to assert control over one of Islam's most sacred sites.
- Erdogan: ‘Israeli soldiers pollute Al-Aqsa grounds with combat boots, easily spill blood’
Muslims should use every opportunity to go to Jerusalem to help protect the Al-Aqsa mosque, which Israeli soldiers are “carelessly polluting” while “easily spilling blood,” Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said. - Chinese interception of US spy plane ‘legal, necessary & professional’ – BeijingThe interception of a US spy plane by two Chinese jets over the Yellow Sea was “legal, necessary, [and] professional,” Beijing said, adding that such flights by Washington threaten China’s national security.
- Turks spew vitriol at Eurowings amid reports ‘fearful’ German pilot refused flight to AnkaraSocial media users lashed out at Eurowings after reports alleged that one of its pilots refused to fly to Ankara out of fear for his life, forcing the German carrier to cancel the flight. It comes just days after Germany updated its travel advice for Turkey.
- Israel agrees to remove metal detectors from Temple Mount after wave of violent protestsIsrael will remove controversial metal detectors from the Temple Mount, following recent protests and violence. The detectors sparked outrage among Palestinians, who accused Israel of trying to assert control over one of Islam's most sacred sites.
- Knife-wielding man shouting ‘Allahu Akbar’ attacks Spanish police officers (VIDEO)A knife-wielding man shouting "Allahu Akbar" has attacked police on the Spanish-Moroccan border, injuring an officer, according to Spanish authorities. The attacker was immediately arrested by Spanish law enforcement.
- Injections may be ‘next revolution’ in HIV treatment, replacing daily pills – study
People living with HIV may one day be able to replace their daily pills with just a few injections a year, according to a new study. It comes amid reports that a South African girl has shown no signs of the virus rebounding despite being taken off drugs years ago. - US mulls sending arms to Kiev, doesn’t view move as 'provocative' – US special envoy to UkraineWashington is considering sending “defensive” weapons to Ukraine, US special representative Kurt Volker says. He insists the potential move, long desired by Kiev, would not be "provocative." It comes as Moscow warns against fueling Ukraine's civil war.
- Car owners, police, fighter pilots, military: Sweden accidentally leaks huge trove of citizen data
Millions of Swedes had their personal details exposed after the country’s transport agency outsourced unencrypted data to IBM, which moved it to a cloud server. The leak, which affected every citizen with a driver’s license, was called a “disaster” by Sweden’s PM. - 8 civilians killed in US-Afghan strike against ISIS – Afghan provincial authority
At least eight civilians, including women and children, were killed in a US-Afghan military operation against Islamic State militants in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar Province involving an airstrike, local authorities said Sunday. - Australian Baptist pastor calls Islam ‘a cancer we must destroy’
An Australian Baptist church that provides scripture to government schools has come under fire after a video surfaced of its pastor describing Islam as “a cancer we must destroy.” - ‘Putting people at risk': Assange’s lawyer criticizes new documentary on WikiLeaks founder
The recently released documentary on the WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, called “Risk,” compromises the security of those who appeared in the movie, Assange’s lawyer Melinda Taylor told RT. - ‘False information, unverified sources’: Russia denies funding anti-fracking campaign in US
Vladimir Putin’s spokesman has rejected claims that Russia is sponsoring anti-fracking groups in a bid to maintain its own fossil fuel profitability, after Republican senators demanded a probe into links between environmental organizations and the Kremlin.
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