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Israel Defense Forces have launched a series of airstrikes against alleged “terror targets” in Gaza in retaliation to rocket fire from the enclave on the southern Israeli city of Be’er Sheva.
- Sweden declares ‘hand grenade amnesty’ in attempt to curb deadly gang crimes
Sweden has introduced a temporary amnesty for anyone in possession of hand grenades and other explosives, urging the public to turn in their illegal arsenals before mid-January, with no legal consequences or questions asked. - American mercenary boasts of role in ‘targeted assassination program’ in Yemen
A Hungarian-Israeli security contractor based in the US, Abraham Golan, has claimed he ran a targeted assassination program in Yemen as part of the Saudi-led coalition currently waging a proxy war against Iran-backed Houthis. - The new Great Schism? What's next for the world of Orthodox Christianity
The Russian Orthodox Church has broken all ties with the See of Constantinople, seen as the center of Orthodox faith, but whether the church's members will continue to view it as their faith's 'capital' is up for debate. - UK is trying to keep EU on a short leash despite Brexit – Lavrov
While the UK negotiates its divorce from the EU, it’s still trying to keep the bloc on a short leash, to influence its policies towards Moscow and on other issues, Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s Foreign Minister, has told Euronews.
- American mercenary boasts of role in ‘targeted assassination program’ in YemenA Hungarian-Israeli security contractor based in the US, Abraham Golan, has claimed he ran a targeted assassination program in Yemen as part of the Saudi-led coalition currently waging a proxy war against Iran-backed Houthis.
- Sweden declares ‘hand grenade amnesty’ in attempt to curb deadly gang crimesSweden has introduced a temporary amnesty for anyone in possession of hand grenades and other explosives, urging the public to turn in their illegal arsenals before mid-January, with no legal consequences or questions asked.
- Israeli jets bomb Gaza in response to rocket fireIsrael Defense Forces have launched a series of airstrikes against alleged “terror targets” in Gaza in retaliation to rocket fire from the enclave on the southern Israeli city of Be’er Sheva.
- Orthodox Christianity bordering on a 'Great Schism,' but crisis can be resolved – Russian Church
The current situation within Orthodox Christianity resembles the Great Schism that divided Catholics and Orthodox Christians, a spokesman of the Moscow Patriarchate's Holy Synod said, noting that the rift can still be healed. - ‘Disappointed’ US wants Macedonia to approve name change despite failed referendum
The US State Department has urged the opposition in Macedonia to vote in favor of the name change deal despite the failed referendum, while the government in Skopje is threatening those that don’t with terrorism prosecutions. - UK is trying to keep EU on a short leash despite Brexit – LavrovWhile the UK negotiates its divorce from the EU, it’s still trying to keep the bloc on a short leash, to influence its policies towards Moscow and on other issues, Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s Foreign Minister, has told Euronews.
- Armenian Prime Minister resigns, seeks early parliamentary elections
Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has resigned in order to pave the way to early elections or, as he put it, to “complete the revolution,” that led him to power after protests this spring. - The new Great Schism? What's next for the world of Orthodox ChristianityThe Russian Orthodox Church has broken all ties with the See of Constantinople, seen as the center of Orthodox faith, but whether the church's members will continue to view it as their faith's 'capital' is up for debate.
- Israeli policewoman suspected of shooting & seriously injuring Palestinian for fun
A female officer with the Israeli border police has been arrested and charged with shooting a Palestinian “for no apparent reason.” According to the court, she shot the man as a form of “entertainment.” - Trump says no ‘financial interest’ in Saudi Arabia, but billions in US-Saudi ties are at stake
Donald Trump has dismissed as “fake news” that he has financial interests in Saudi Arabia, amid heated tensions over the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. But there are billions of dollars tying Riyadh to Washington. - MPs too? Harassment of female lawmakers widespread in European parliaments, report claims
Psychological pressure, sexual harassment and violence against female MPs and staffers are widespread in parliaments all across Europe, according to a new report by a Council of Europe body. - Forensics expert ‘cut to pieces’ Saudi journalist’s body as colleagues listened to music - sources
Journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s body was cut into pieces after his death at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul two weeks ago, a Turkish source has told CNN and Al Jazeera.
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