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At least one person has died and 229 others have been injured as around 282,000 people protested against soaring fuel prices throughout France. Police used tear gas to stop demonstrators at the Champs-Elysees.
- ‘All out of anti-Russian stories?’ Times gets grilled for calling ‘Masha and the Bear’ propaganda
A bizarre, year-old report that described cartoon ‘Masha and the Bear’ as Kremlin propaganda for kids has been revived in The Times, prompting commenters to wonder if the publication had run out of ideas for its usual Russophobia. - US to expand Pacific military base together with Australia in bid to stop China’s growing influence
The US has said it will join Australia in the development of a naval base on Papua New Guinea’s Manus Island to “protect the freedom of the seas,” in a move apparently aimed at curbing China’s presence in the Pacific. - Molotovs & tear gas: Greek protesters march on US embassy on anti-junta uprising anniversary (VIDEO)
Violent clashes have erupted in Athens on the 45th anniversary of Greece’s anti-junta uprising, as protesters burned US flags in front of Washington’s embassy, condemning it for having backed the brutal military dictatorship. - ‘Father’ of China’s nuclear, thermonuclear bombs dies aged 100
A nuclear physicist revered in China as one of the key figures behind its entire nuclear weapons program has died after living for no less than a century.
- Ex-Guantanamo prisoners to end war? US envoy predicts peace deal after talks with Taliban delegates
The long-awaited peace deal between the Afghan government and the Taliban may be reached by April next year, a US special envoy for Afghanistan said following a meeting with insurgent group’s emissaries in Qatar. - White lion Mufasa locked in bizarre custody battle, fears animal could be sold to hunters
A rare white lion is at the center of a tug of war between conservationists and a South African government department, which one sanctuary fears could lead the animal to being auctioned off to hunters - Big giants in the room? APEC failure as leaders cancel joint statement amid US-China spat
For the first time, leaders of 21 Asia-Pacific economies have failed to issue a joint communique, as tensions between the US and China over trade and investment poisoned their annual summit. - Residents hooting mad about ‘penis-shaped’ owl statue (VIDEO)
Cast with good intentions but perhaps a poor eye for accuracy, terrible statues have been something of a trend lately. Now the residents of a Serbian town are ruffled over an owl effigy, which some say resembles a penis. - Molotovs & tear gas: Greek protesters march on US embassy on anti-junta uprising anniversary (VIDEO)Violent clashes have erupted in Athens on the 45th anniversary of Greece’s anti-junta uprising, as protesters burned US flags in front of Washington’s embassy, condemning it for having backed the brutal military dictatorship.
- Game developer apologizes, restructures firm after outcry over imaginary anti-gay Chechen vampires
The developer of ‘Vampires: The Masquerade’ tabletop game will be restructured after complaints about the game’s bizarre plot, in which vampires in Chechnya use the persecution of gay people to cover up their own existence. - US to expand Pacific military base together with Australia in bid to stop China’s growing influenceThe US has said it will join Australia in the development of a naval base on Papua New Guinea’s Manus Island to “protect the freedom of the seas,” in a move apparently aimed at curbing China’s presence in the Pacific.
- ‘Father’ of China’s nuclear, thermonuclear bombs dies aged 100A nuclear physicist revered in China as one of the key figures behind its entire nuclear weapons program has died after living for no less than a century.
- ‘All out of anti-Russian stories?’ Times gets grilled for calling ‘Masha and the Bear’ propagandaA bizarre, year-old report that described cartoon ‘Masha and the Bear’ as Kremlin propaganda for kids has been revived in The Times, prompting commenters to wonder if the publication had run out of ideas for its usual Russophobia.
- 'Fantasy gone wild’ – Moscow sighs as Bellingcat claims FSB tried to influence UK visa process
Claims by “investigative” website Bellingcat that the FSB pressured a UK visa center to facilitate the issuance of travel permits to the alleged Skripal poisoners is a self-exposing joke, the Russian Foreign Ministry said. - Female suicide bomber blows herself up in Russia’s Chechnya
A woman has blown herself up near a police checkpoint in Grozny, the capital of Russia’s Chechnya region, in an attempted terrorist attack. Swift police reaction ensured that the incident did not lead to any additional casualties. - ‘Catastrophic’ megafloods created Mars’ giant canyons – study
Massive floods at Mars’ now barren lakes may have carved out distinct canyons millions of years ago near sites that NASA might one day turn into a Red Planet landing strip
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