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Israeli Air Force jets have carried out a series of strikes on Gaza, reportedly destroying several Hamas military targets in retaliation to alleged arson attempts and “explosive kites and balloons” being launched at Israel.
- Fake news: Russia dog execution image actually shot in Pakistan (PHOTO)
A picture circulating online of an alleged dog cull in Russia actually depicts Pakistan, during an attempt to reduce the number of stray animals on the streets of Karachi in 2016. - ‘$200,000 not a lot of money’: Scandal-hit politician sparks outrage with salary claim
Australian politician Lucy Gichuhi has been called “shameful” and “clueless” for claiming her $200,000 (USD$148,921) a year salary is not a lot of money. - ‘Legendary’ destroyer sunk during ‘Russian Dunkirk’ discovered in Gulf of Finland (PHOTOS)
A Finnish-Russian team has discovered “one of the most legendary ships of the Russian fleet” on the bottom of the Gulf of Finland. It sunk in 1941 during the evacuation of Tallinn after hitting a German mine. - #Romanovs100: Europe’s grandest car park owned by Nicholas II
Nicholas II owned Europe’s most lavish car park, with 56 cars in 1917 – more than any other European monarch. #Romanovs100 takes a closer look at the Tsar’s unique collection from 4-tonne limos to his son’s tiny Peugeot Bebe.
- Almost half of Indians out of drinking water by 2030, 600 million facing shortages - study
Hundreds of millions of Indians are in need of clean water and demand may twice exceed the available supply by 2030, a government think tank has warned. 200,000 people already die annually due to drought and water contamination. - Majority of Austrians support closing of mosques as govt battles ‘political Islam’ – poll
The Austrian government’s push against “political Islam” has drawn popular support, a recent poll shows. While more than 60 percent approve of the measures, 14 percent of the respondents say they were “too soft.” - Game over: WHO lists video game addiction as mental health disorder
If you’ve ever worried about friends or family shutting themselves off in front of a computer, frantically pushing buttons for hours, you had every right. Video game addiction has now been classified as a mental health disorder. - The Yellow Sea: Sweden new contender for best World Cup fans after Nizhny Novgorod invasion (VIDEO)
Their colors already make them stand out, but multiplied by their numbers and the volume of their chants, Swedish fans threaten to win the unofficial fan competition at Russia 2018 - providing their team stays long enough. - Chopper smashes into building during takeoff chaos in Siberia (VIDEO)
A CCTV video has captured the terrifying moment a helicopter’s rotor blades smashed into a building during an attempted take-off in the Tyumen region of Siberia in Russia. - Germany is in turmoil since 2015 and it has name - Angela Merkel, ex-OSCE VP Willy Wimmer tells RT
Chancellor Angela Merkel's September 2015 decision to open borders to hundreds of thousands of refugees was a blow to Germany's internal order and to the European security, former OSCE Assembly vice-head Willy Wimmer told RT. - Ancient electoral propaganda: Pompeii political slogans uncovered from ruins (PHOTOS)
If you’ve ever wondered how people rose to power in Ancient Rome newly discovered political ads in the famous city of Pompeii offer fresh insight on the age-old practice of propaganda. - Top Swedish politician takes heat for claiming Jews, minorities ‘not Swedes’
The deputy speaker of the Swedish Parliament has come under fire for claiming that Jews and Sami people are “not Swedes.” Police even received a formal complaint about the comment, according to local media. - Airline urges booze ban after 20 drunk passengers force Ibiza flight to divert
Ryanair has called for a ban on booze at Irish airports after drunken passengers forced an Ibiza-bound flight from Dublin to divert to Paris. - #Romanovs100: Europe’s grandest car park owned by Nicholas IINicholas II owned Europe’s most lavish car park, with 56 cars in 1917 – more than any other European monarch. #Romanovs100 takes a closer look at the Tsar’s unique collection from 4-tonne limos to his son’s tiny Peugeot Bebe.
- ‘$200,000 not a lot of money’: Scandal-hit politician sparks outrage with salary claimAustralian politician Lucy Gichuhi has been called “shameful” and “clueless” for claiming her $200,000 (USD$148,921) a year salary is not a lot of money.
- ‘Legendary’ destroyer sunk during ‘Russian Dunkirk’ discovered in Gulf of Finland (PHOTOS)A Finnish-Russian team has discovered “one of the most legendary ships of the Russian fleet” on the bottom of the Gulf of Finland. It sunk in 1941 during the evacuation of Tallinn after hitting a German mine.
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