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France and Germany will meet Russia and Turkey this October for a four-way summit on Syria, a potentially groundbreaking gathering that could finally see key EU states working together with local players to end the war.
- More than 50 killed as train runs over people in northern India
A religious celebration ended in tragedy in India, as a passenger train plowed through a crowd who had gathered for a Hindu effigy-burning ceremony in Amritsar, near the Pakistani border, killing at least 50 people. - #ICYMI: Jamal Khashoggi: One very awkward ‘death’ for the geopolitical hypocrites (VIDEO)
Working out how to react to the disappearance and likely murder of Saudi journalist-in-exile Jamal Khashoggi is proving hard for a lot of governments around the world. - Assange sues Ecuador for ‘violating fundamental rights & freedoms’ over new set of ‘censure’ rules
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is suing Ecuador, accusing it of violating his “fundamental rights and freedoms.” It comes after the nation issued a new set of rules for Assange, who has lived in its London embassy for years. - Cossacked! Steven Seagal gets LASHES in bizarre Russian rite (VIDEO)
Action movie star Steven Seagal, who has been a Russian citizen since 2016, has become just a little bit more Russian. All it took was a few solid lashes as part of a Kuban Cossack rite.
- ‘Scotty doesn’t know’: Troll hijacks Australian PM’s site, broadcasts dirty song
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been taken over – or, rather, his webpage has – after a man from Melbourne quickly bought the PM’s expired domain, declaring it was the “most fun I’ve had with $50 in a long time.” - Cossacked! Steven Seagal gets LASHES in bizarre Russian rite (VIDEO)Action movie star Steven Seagal, who has been a Russian citizen since 2016, has become just a little bit more Russian. All it took was a few solid lashes as part of a Kuban Cossack rite.
- Assange sues Ecuador for ‘violating fundamental rights & freedoms’ over new set of ‘censure’ rulesWikileaks founder Julian Assange is suing Ecuador, accusing it of violating his “fundamental rights and freedoms.” It comes after the nation issued a new set of rules for Assange, who has lived in its London embassy for years.
- 'Breakthrough' & 'message to US': France & Germany to join Russia & Turkey in Syria summitFrance and Germany will meet Russia and Turkey this October for a four-way summit on Syria, a potentially groundbreaking gathering that could finally see key EU states working together with local players to end the war.
- China is launching a fake, extra-bright moon to cut the cost of city lights
In a move that sounds straight out of a sci-fi paperback, China is planning to launch the first artificial ‘moon’ into orbit in order to replace street lights and reduce energy costs. - Best boy: Faithful dog drags ‘drowning’ girl to safety by her hair (VIDEO)
Dogs never seem to miss an opportunity to prove that they truly are man’s best friend. The latest hilarious example is the moment a loyal German shepherd leaps into a swimming pool and drags a “drowning” girl to safety. - Candid tape, black van and bone saw? What we know about Khashoggi case so far
The mysterious disappearance of Saudi dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi has captivated the world, as accusations against Riyadh keep growing. RT unpacks allegations and gruesome details reported over the last two weeks. - Gender X: Netherlands issues its first gender-neutral passport after govt loses court battle
The Netherlands has issued its first gender-neutral passport after an ‘intersex’ Dutch-person successfully argued that prohibiting citizens from registering as gender neutral amounted to a violation of “self-determination.” - At least 2 dead, child ‘trapped’ as huge explosion devastates fireworks factory near St. Petersburg
Rescuers are searching through rubble of a pyrotechnics plant outside St. Petersburg, where a major blast trapped several people under debris, killing at least 2 and injuring others. Videos show a huge column of billowing smoke. - ‘Out of the question’: Turkish FM says he never gave audio of Khashoggi’s ‘murder’ to Pompeo
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has not heard any audio proving the alleged torture and death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, nor has any other US official, Turkey’s foreign minister has said. - Russian space boss ‘temporarily’ taken off sanction list so he can visit US – NASA chief
NASA managed to convince the White House to ‘temporarily’ lift the travel ban imposed on Russian space chief Dmitry Rogozin so he could pay a visit to the US, the head of NASA said on Friday. - More than 50 killed as train runs over people in northern IndiaA religious celebration ended in tragedy in India, as a passenger train plowed through a crowd who had gathered for a Hindu effigy-burning ceremony in Amritsar, near the Pakistani border, killing at least 50 people.
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'CrossTalk' is RT's flagship program. This TV debate experience presents hot-topic discussions on...Search for justiceThe gruesome plot thickens. There are reports that the Saudis will now admit Jamal Khashoggi died in their custody after an interrogation that went wrong. Turkish media claim they have evidence of murder. Nonetheless, Trump declares that he is... - Keiser Report
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