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Paris demonstrations against President Emmanuel Macron’s social policies turned violent as protesters hurled projectiles at police and broke shop windows. Officers deployed tear gas and detained some protestors.
- RT arrives in N. Korea to witness closure of Punggye-ri nuclear test site (VIDEO)
After a two-hour charter flight from Beijing, RT’s Igor Zhdanov and a small team of international journalists have arrived in North Korea, where they will witness Pyongyang close its only nuclear test site at Punggye-ri. - ‘Iran, Iran, Iran’: In twitter rant, Bibi cheers Pompeo's ultimatum to Tehran
Whoever runs Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s Twitter account was evidently delighted with the US’s latest ultimatum to Iran, publishing an emotional eight-tweet-long rant to prove it. - Robots growing human organs hold promise for life-saving research
Robots can now grow organ samples for humans from stem cells, in what is being hailed as a potentially life-saving scientific breakthrough. - Germany wants to extradite Catalonia's independence leader Carles Puigdemont
Ex-Catalan leader, Carles Puigdemont, one of the leaders of the region's secession movement wanted in Spain on rebellion charges, will most likely be extradited from Germany on lesser charges.
- Bloodied protester on Paris street: Anti-Macron protest turns violent (VIDEOS)
An RT correspondent team got caught up in intense clashes between police and protesters against President Macron's social reforms. Footage they filmed shows at least one masked protester covered in blood following the altercation. - Trans brains different from non-trans people, MRI study shows
A new study using MRI scans of the brains of transgender children reveals similarities between brains of their preferred gender, suggesting trans people are born with their differences. - ‘Iran, Iran, Iran’: In twitter rant, Bibi cheers Pompeo's ultimatum to TehranWhoever runs Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s Twitter account was evidently delighted with the US’s latest ultimatum to Iran, publishing an emotional eight-tweet-long rant to prove it.
- Robots growing human organs hold promise for life-saving researchRobots can now grow organ samples for humans from stem cells, in what is being hailed as a potentially life-saving scientific breakthrough.
- RT arrives in N. Korea to witness closure of Punggye-ri nuclear test site (VIDEO)After a two-hour charter flight from Beijing, RT’s Igor Zhdanov and a small team of international journalists have arrived in North Korea, where they will witness Pyongyang close its only nuclear test site at Punggye-ri.
- EU Parliament grills Zuckerberg – but Facebook CEO slips away without giving solid answers
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg apologized to the EU Parliament for not doing more to protect Facebook users from evil-doers – but only offered vague answers to questions about the social media giant's privacy and data policies. - Germany wants to extradite Catalonia's independence leader Carles PuigdemontEx-Catalan leader, Carles Puigdemont, one of the leaders of the region's secession movement wanted in Spain on rebellion charges, will most likely be extradited from Germany on lesser charges.
- Twitter suffers brief outage across Europe & US
Social media users have reported a major Twitter outage across Europe and the US on Tuesday. - Venezuela expels top US diplomat for 'conspiring' against government
The top US diplomat in Caracas, Venezuela and his deputy have been ordered to leave the country after allegedly conspiring against the government, President Nicolas Maduro announced. - Russian sub test-fires volley of 4 ICBMs across Eurasia
A Russian submarine has successfully launched four intercontinental ballistic missiles from the White Sea at a test site on the Kamchatka peninsula in the Far East, according to the Russian Defense Ministry. - Saudi reforms on women’s rights just a ‘facade’ to fool outsiders – anti-war campaigner
Extending women’s rights in Saudi Arabia is just a façade to placate forces outside of the kingdom and is not really for the benefit of Saudis, according to Joe Lombardo, co-coordinator of the United National Antiwar Coalition. - Young photographers’ works shortlisted for contest in memory of journalist Andrei Stenin (PHOTOS)
The Andrei Stenin International Press Photo Contest, a competition for young photographers which was named after a journalist killed in Ukraine, has published a shortlist picked from 6,000 entries, submitted from 77 countries.
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