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Washington’s “absolutely deconstructive” stance is hampering the rebuilding of Syria and constricts the UN in aiding the country until a so called ‘political transition’ takes place, Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s Foreign Minister, said.
- ‘Carelessness’: UK, Canadian governments leave ‘sensitive data’ exposed to public on Trello website
UK and Canadian government officials have allowed sensitive data, on cloud-based website Trello, to be published on the open web and indexed by Google. Experts attributed the blunders to “human error” and “carelessness”. - Teens, 11-year old boy carry out attacks in Chechnya claimed by ISIS
A stabbing attack, suicide bombing and car ramming targeting police officers in Russia’s Republic of Chechnya on Monday were carried out by radicalized teenagers, four of whom were eliminated and one detained. - Russia to hold biggest military drills since Soviet times – Defense Minister
Russia is preparing to hold the largest military exercises in decades. The drills, in which China and Mongolia will participate as well, will be of an “unprecedented” scale, the Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu said. - RT’s #1917LIVE book wins Adweek's Project Isaac Award for Print Invention
RT among just 20 winning works at the 6th Adweek Project Isaac Awards which recognizes “campaigns that rocketed brands to new heights, propelled by a potent mixture of innovation, creativity and technology”.
- Try finding Earth in this stunning Hubble image
NASA’s deep space Hubble Telescope has made a new stunning picture, capturing thousands of galaxies in a single shot that would make one looking at it feel really tiny. - ‘Who are you to warn us?’: Duterte hits back after US warning to stay away from Russian arms
Philippine President, Rodrigo Duterte, slammed Washington for telling his country what weapons to buy, but appeased the Americans by saying that the submarines it may purchase from Russia won’t be used against them. - Russia to hold biggest military drills since Soviet times – Defense MinisterRussia is preparing to hold the largest military exercises in decades. The drills, in which China and Mongolia will participate as well, will be of an “unprecedented” scale, the Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu said.
- Kindergarten children dressed as ISIS militants for Indonesian independence day parade
Children at an Indonesian kindergarten were dressed up in ISIS-style costumes and given rifle replicas to hold during an independence day parade, prompting raised eyebrows and an apology from event organizers. - First half of 2018 sees doubling in the cases of measles found in record-breaking 2017
A record-breaking 41,000 cases of measles have been registered in Europe so far this year, with experts putting the blame squarely on people refusing to get themselves or their children vaccinated against the disease. - Frantic search for missing radioactive device in Malaysia amid fears it may fall in wrong hands
Malaysian authorities have revealed an industrial device that contains an unknown amount of radioactive material has been missing for 10 days after it disappeared from the back of a truck on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur. - Moment of collapse: CCTV shows Genoa bridge crumbling (VIDEO)
The investigation into how a Genoa city bridge collapsed killing 43 people has yielded new footage of the disaster. CCTV images reveal the moment the bridge gave way, causing scores of people to be crushed by the 45-meter fall. - NATO training Latvian military to quell 'civilian unrest' during largest drills in decades
NATO has launched the biggest war games ever staged on the territory of Latvia since the Baltic state gained independence. The drills are scheduled to include the military tackling “spontaneous” unrest in Russian-populated towns. - ‘Secret directive’ bans UN agencies from helping rebuild Syria until ‘political transition’ – LavrovWashington’s “absolutely deconstructive” stance is hampering the rebuilding of Syria and constricts the UN in aiding the country until a so called ‘political transition’ takes place, Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s Foreign Minister, said.
- Shock in Rome after ‘animal’ tourists bathe naked in iconic fountain (VIDEO)
Two English-speaking tourists have drawn the ire of Romans as footage of them emerged stripping and posing in one of Rome’s most popular fountains. It prompted some to call for Rome’s tourism to stop. - Trump says one-state solution could lead to Israeli PM called ‘Mohammed’ - report
US President Donald Trump told King Abdullah II of Jordan that a one-state solution to the conflict between Israel and Palestine could lead to an Israeli prime minister called “Mohammed” in a few years, according to a new report. - ‘Carelessness’: UK, Canadian governments leave ‘sensitive data’ exposed to public on Trello websiteUK and Canadian government officials have allowed sensitive data, on cloud-based website Trello, to be published on the open web and indexed by Google. Experts attributed the blunders to “human error” and “carelessness”.
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