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Moscow has long been used to Washington’s interference in its domestic affairs, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov said, adding that “there is no doubt” the US will try to meddle in the 2018 presidential election.
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- Amazon buyout of Whole Foods wins US regulatory approval
- Palestinians need Trump 2-state pledge before peace – officials
- Pakistan rejects role of ‘scapegoat for US failures’ in Afghanistan
- France’s Macron calls labor rules a betrayal of EU principles
- Erdogan conveys Turkey’s unease over US support for Kurdish militants
- Saudi-led airstrikes kill up to 41 people, including 30 civilians in Yemen (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
Up to 41 people have been killed, including 30 civilians, and scores injured after a small hotel near a Houthi rebel checkpoint collapsed Wednesday following an overnight Saudi-led aerial bombardment, reports the AP, citing Yemeni officials. - Pakistan fires back at US, asks not to be made ‘scapegoat’ for Afghan failures
Pakistan has hit out at Donald Trump’s allegations it is sheltering terrorists, made as the US leader announced a new Afghanistan strategy. Islamabad says Washington is making it a “scapegoat” for its own failures. - China urges US to withdraw sanctions against its companies over N. Korea
Beijing has urged the US to drop the new batch of sanctions against Chinese companies and individuals, saying that the restrictions do not contribute to defusing the Korean standoff. - Kids were playing outside as coalition strike ‘directly targeted’ Raqqa civilians – witness to RT
Civilians who escaped from Raqqa, an Islamic State stronghold in Syria, have told RT about the horrors they faced during an airstrike by the US-led coalition, which they say “directly targeted” their homes while children were outside.
- Typhoon Hato hits Macau & Hong Kong, leaves 5 dead (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
Typhoon Hato killed five people and left a wave of destruction in Macau and Hong Kong on Wednesday. - European cities ramp up security with new barriers to protect people from terrorists (VIDEOS)
Authorities in several European cities have decided to compromise the aesthetic look of some of their most beautiful sites to provide additional security to residents and tourists in the wake of recent terrorist vehicle attacks. - Rock concert canceled in Rotterdam over terrorist threat, Spanish van with gas bottles found near
The driver of a van with Spanish license plates and gas canisters inside has been detained in Rotterdam, the mayor’s office confirmed. The van was found where the venue where a concert was earlier canceled due to a “terrorist threat.” - New Russian MiG interceptor will be able to operate in space – developer’s CEO
The cutting-edge interceptor aircraft, which has been under development for several years, will be able to reach space and even potentially operate without a pilot, according to the CEO of the MiG corporation working on the project. - Russian ambassador to Sudan dies, Foreign Ministry confirms
Russia's envoy to Sudan, Mirgayas Shirinsky, has died in the capital, Khartoum, the Russian Foreign Ministry said Wednesday evening, confirming earlier reports that the diplomat was found dead. - Refugee hate preacher received $620K in social benefits in Switzerland – media
A Libyan immigrant who called on Allah to “destroy” non-Muslims during his prayer in a Swiss mosque claimed $620,000 in social benefits for over a decade from a predominantly Christian state, local media report. - ‘No doubt’ US will try to meddle in 2018 Russian presidential election – foreign ministryMoscow has long been used to Washington’s interference in its domestic affairs, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov said, adding that “there is no doubt” the US will try to meddle in the 2018 presidential election.
- Pakistan fires back at US, asks not to be made ‘scapegoat’ for Afghan failuresPakistan has hit out at Donald Trump’s allegations it is sheltering terrorists, made as the US leader announced a new Afghanistan strategy. Islamabad says Washington is making it a “scapegoat” for its own failures.
- US nuclear arms should be removed from Germany – chancellor candidate
German Social Democrat candidate for chancellor Martin Schulz says he will push for US nuclear weapons to be removed from Germany, calling for an end to the “armament spiral” pushed by US President Donald Trump. - China urges US to withdraw sanctions against its companies over N. KoreaBeijing has urged the US to drop the new batch of sanctions against Chinese companies and individuals, saying that the restrictions do not contribute to defusing the Korean standoff.
- N. Korea to produce more rocket engines, warhead tips after US lauds Pyongyang’s restraint
North Korea is set to increase production of solid-fuel rocket engines and warhead tips, state media report. The US has just praised the North for refraining from provocations amid drills in the region with ally South Korea. - Imam suspected of organizing Spain attacks avoided deportation, was labeled ‘no threat’ – reports
The Moroccan man who allegedly instigated the attacks in and around Barcelona last week escaped expulsion from Spain in 2015 after serving a sentence for drug trafficking, local media report. The imam posed “no real threat,” the judge ruled back then.
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