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The Al-Nusra Front in Aleppo keeps receiving tanks and heavy weapons shipped by their Western backers as the US turns a blind eye, Russia’s envoy to the UN, Vitaly Churkin, told the Security Council. He added that securing peace "is almost an impossible task now."
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- Suicide bomber kills seven, wounds 28 in Baghdad, police say
- Taliban rules 10% of Afghan population, contests 20% more – US general
Fifteen years after the US invaded Afghanistan, the Taliban controls 10 percent of the country's population. However, a top US commander fears the extremist group could potential rule over a third of Afghans following gains from the US-supported government in Kabul. - Tokyo scrambles jets as Beijing stages air force exercise near Japanese islands
Japan scrambled fighter jets on Sunday after spotting Chinese warplanes fly through a strait between Japan's Miyako and Okinawa islands for the first time. Beijing said it sent more than 40 aircraft to participate in military drills in the Western Pacific. - 4 injured in gun attack in Swedish city of Malmo, suspect at large
At least four people were injured in a shooting in the Swedish city of Malmo, according to police. Eyewitnesses told local media they heard at least 20 gunshots, while police say the shooting suspect is still on the run. - Budapest explosion: Attempted homicide against police officers, manhunt underway – prosecutor
The explosion that left two officers injured in Budapest late Saturday specifically targeted police forces, Hungary’s national police chief, Karoly Papp, said at a press conference. He added that the man behind the blast is still at large.
- 4 injured in gun attack in Swedish city of Malmo, suspect at largeAt least four people were injured in a shooting in the Swedish city of Malmo, according to police. Eyewitnesses told local media they heard at least 20 gunshots, while police say the shooting suspect is still on the run.
- Privacy or security? Swiss voters back new mass surveillance laws
Voters in Switzerland have endorsed new laws extending the authority of the country's spy agencies to monitor internet traffic, tap phones, deploy spy drones and hack foreign computer systems to combat militant attacks. - Budapest explosion: Attempted homicide against police officers, manhunt underway – prosecutorThe explosion that left two officers injured in Budapest late Saturday specifically targeted police forces, Hungary’s national police chief, Karoly Papp, said at a press conference. He added that the man behind the blast is still at large.
- ‘Correct, but say Britain and Iraq’: Zakharova on UK slamming Moscow for ‘protracting’ Syria war
The Russian Foreign Ministry’s spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, lashed out at the British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson after he claimed in an interview with the BBC that Russia is “guilty of protracting” war in Syria and potentially of committing war crimes. - Oman Air apologizes after online rage over 'Persian' vs 'Arabian' Gulf naming
Oman Air found itself in hot water with internet users, after a wave of rage over labeling the Gulf 'Persian' instead of 'Arabian' on its planes. The subject is a serious bone of contention between the peoples on different sides of the Gulf. - US to hold joint drills with Philippines despite Duterte's scandalous outbursts
The Philippines military will hold its first military drills with US forces under President Rodrigo Duterte, who earlier made offensive remarks about Barack Obama and called for American Special Forces to be kicked out from the country. - West still arming Al-Nusra in Syria, peace almost impossible – Russia’s UN envoyThe Al-Nusra Front in Aleppo keeps receiving tanks and heavy weapons shipped by their Western backers as the US turns a blind eye, Russia’s envoy to the UN, Vitaly Churkin, told the Security Council. He added that securing peace "is almost an impossible task now."
- Tokyo scrambles jets as Beijing stages air force exercise near Japanese islandsJapan scrambled fighter jets on Sunday after spotting Chinese warplanes fly through a strait between Japan's Miyako and Okinawa islands for the first time. Beijing said it sent more than 40 aircraft to participate in military drills in the Western Pacific.
- Swedish police lose control amid refugee crisis as number of 'no-go zones' rises to 55
The inflow of asylum seekers in Sweden, a country with one of the most liberal laws towards refugees, is putting an increasing strain on the country's police. There are now reportedly 55 areas in the country, where the law is not fully upheld. - Taliban rules 10% of Afghan population, contests 20% more – US generalFifteen years after the US invaded Afghanistan, the Taliban controls 10 percent of the country's population. However, a top US commander fears the extremist group could potential rule over a third of Afghans following gains from the US-supported government in Kabul.
- Jordanian writer killed outside court before trial over ‘Islam-insulting’ cartoon
A prominent Jordanian Christian writer and staunch supporter of Syrian President Bashar Assad has been shot dead outside a court in central Amman which indicted him over sharing a cartoon online deemed “offensive” to Islam and Muslims. - She is my son: The gender-bending children of Afghanistan (RT DOCUMENTARY)
The curious case of 'bacha posh' takes RT to Afghanistan – a society so patriarchal that a family having several daughters and no sons is a social stigma that’s impossible to shake. This leads to some girls being forced to live as boys. Some for life.
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