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Russia will “no longer take seriously" requests that its own or Syrian forces make unilateral concessions regarding the ceasefire, without the Western coalition providing proof it's trying to separate moderates from terrorists, the foreign minister said.
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- Western forces summon emergency UN Security Council meeting over Aleppo fighting
- Netanyahu to meet Clinton and Trump during US visit - sources
- Alleged ISIS member detained at German airport
- Man in custody after 6 injured in stabbing, 2 critically
- Insults by Philippines’ Duterte won’t ruin alliance with US - Kerry
- SpaceX rocket blast cause narrowed to second-stage oxygen tank
- Build ‘giant refugee city’ in Libya rather than let them in – Hungarian PM
The EU should fund the construction of a giant refugee camp in turbulent Libya and keep asylum seekers there rather than allow them into the EU, controversial Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban suggested. - Trains collide in Algeria, multiple casualties reported (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
At least one person has reportedly been killed and up to 60 have been injured after two trains collided in Boudouaou, Algeria, according to local media. - Venezuela brands US ‘biggest violence exporter in the world’
Latin American nations accused the US of “neo-colonialism” at the UN General Assembly, with Venezuela going as far as calling the Washington “the biggest exporter of violence in the world,” while also arguing for the removal of stumbling blocks to development. - Calais ‘Jungle’ migrants to be dispersed across France – Hollande
Migrants living in the notorious Calais camp dubbed the ‘Jungle’ will be dispersed among reception centers all over France “within weeks,” French President Francois Hollande said as he reiterated his pledge to close the facility.
- 2 injured in Budapest explosion, police evacuating central area
A powerful blast struck a central area of the Hungarian capital Budapest late Saturday. Footage on social media shows a large police presence at the Oktogon intersection. Witnesses have reported several casualties. - Bombing of Syrian troops no mistake, US is ISIS accomplice – Syrian FM at UN
The recent bombing of Syrian troops by the US-led coalition was no mistake, Syria’s Foreign Minister, Walid Muallem, said at the UN General Assembly, calling America and its allies accomplices to crimes committed by Islamic State and other terrorists. - Austrian town enforces curfew on underage migrants after wave of sexual attacks
Authorities in the northern Austrian city of Wels have imposed a curfew on young migrants following a series of sexual assaults at a local wine and beer festival in early September, which were committed by Afghan minors. - Building walls only worsens refugee crisis – German Left politician to RT
Whoever wants to “build walls” to deter migrants arriving in Europe is wrong, a prominent German Left Party MP told RT. The hardline measures prevent the root causes of the refugee crisis from being tackled from the outset, he said. - Thousands march across globe to repeal Ireland’s strict abortion laws (VIDEOS, PHOTOS)
Tens of thousands of people have marched in Dublin, Ireland demanding a repeal of the country’s restrictive abortion laws on Saturday, with solidarity marches taking place in London, New York, the Hague, Kathmandu and Wellington. - Build ‘giant refugee city’ in Libya rather than let them in – Hungarian PMThe EU should fund the construction of a giant refugee camp in turbulent Libya and keep asylum seekers there rather than allow them into the EU, controversial Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban suggested.
- Calais ‘Jungle’ migrants to be dispersed across France – HollandeMigrants living in the notorious Calais camp dubbed the ‘Jungle’ will be dispersed among reception centers all over France “within weeks,” French President Francois Hollande said as he reiterated his pledge to close the facility.
- EU rules out TTIP deal with US under Obama, seeks to salvage Canada deal
France and Austria have demanded the suspension of controversial TTIP negotiations until a new president takes over the White House. However, a similar deal with Canada is slowly moving forward despite protests. - Trains collide in Algeria, multiple casualties reported (PHOTOS, VIDEO)At least one person has reportedly been killed and up to 60 have been injured after two trains collided in Boudouaou, Algeria, according to local media.
- 100kg incendiary bomb causes wildfire in Germany (VIDEO)
A 100kg white phosphorus bomb caused a huge forest fire in Germany. The blaze started at a former military training range near the town of Wittstock and engulfed an area of 57 hectares over two days. - Ukraine shows off new domestic cruise missile as part of ‘military modernization’ (VIDEO)
Ukraine’s President Petro Poroshenko showed off a slow-motion video of the country’s new domestic guided missile. However if it comes into service, experts warn that the weapon could violate the Minsk ceasefire agreement with rebels in the east of Ukraine. - Venezuela brands US ‘biggest violence exporter in the world’Latin American nations accused the US of “neo-colonialism” at the UN General Assembly, with Venezuela going as far as calling the Washington “the biggest exporter of violence in the world,” while also arguing for the removal of stumbling blocks to development.
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