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The Flydubai FZ981 crash in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, could have followed the pilots’ failure to manage the landing after taking control of the system, media reveal citing flight data. The final minutes are said to have been full of arguments and screams of terror.
- Clashes between ISIS and Al-Nusra Front spill into Lebanon – reports
- 14 strikes against ISIS in Iraq, Syria – US military
- Bus plunges into Guatemala ravine, at least 19 killed
- Syria ready to take part in intl anti-terrorism coalition – envoy
- Latvia says first 3km of fence constructed on Russia border
- French national suspected of planning attack arrested in Rotterdam
- Russia to send robots, engineers to Syria to help demine Palmyra
Russia says it will deploy bomb disposal experts and technology into Syria in the next few days to help defuse explosives in the city of Palmyra, which was recently recaptured by the Syrian government from Islamic State. - Not in Europe: 5 deadly terror attacks which failed to grab world's attention like Brussels & Paris
The Paris and Brussels attacks have rightly caused outrage across the globe. However, while millions in the West took to social media to share their grief, there are numerous attacks across the world that go largely unreported in the mainstream media. - Video shows Israeli soldier greeting far-right activist after killing wounded Palestinian stabber
The Israeli soldier who shot dead a wounded Palestinian attacker was recorded shaking hands with a far-right Jewish activist while the victim's body was removed from the scene. - Brussels airport bombing ‘suspect’ released due to lack of evidence
Belgium authorities have released a suspect in the Brussels airport bombings due to a lack of evidence. The man, previously identified as journalist Faycal Cheffou walked out a free man after being charged on Saturday with “terrorist murder.”
- ‘Palmyra damage monstrous, but mendable’: Experts accept challenging task to restore ancient city
The plans to restore Palmyra to its former glory are grand but feasible, if it is treated as a task of global importance, experts told RT. Russia’s State Hermitage museum has already promised to help remedy the damage suffered by the ancient Syrian city. - If US-led coalition really fought terrorism, Palmyra wouldn’t have fallen – Assad’s adviser to RT
The US-led coalition that launched its air campaign in Syria a year ahead of Russia’s intervention “didn’t lift a finger” to prevent Islamic State terrorists from capturing Palmyra, Syrian President Bashar Assad’s political adviser Bouthaina Shaaban told RT. - Don’t speak German? No residency: Berlin says refugees must integrate in order to stay
Refugees in Germany could lose their permanent right to residency if they fail to learn German and integrate into society – that is, if a new draft law proposed by German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere is put into practice. - Huge fire engulfs 2 towers of residential skyscraper in UAE (VIDEO)
A massive fire has ripped through at least two residential buildings in the Swan area of the Persian Gulf city of Ajman in the United Arab Emirates. According to local media, citing emergency services, the fire has been brought “under control.” - Over 50 militants cross Turkish border to join Al-Nusra in Syria – MoD
Al-Nusra militant groups in Syria have received reinforcement with over 50 militants and three vehicles loaded with ammunition supplies that reportedly crossed the border "from the territory of Turkey," a Russian defense ministry statement said, citing local witnesses. - Sex segregation: German train operator to introduce ‘women only’ carriages
A central German train operator is launching ‘women and children only’ carriages on one of its services in a bid to help women feel safer. - CIA chief's visit to Moscow not linked to Russian withdrawal from Syria – Deputy FM
The visit by CIA head John Brennan to Moscow this month was not a "secret" and was not linked to Russia’s withdrawal from Syria, a Foreign Ministry official has said, after the trip left the media somewhat confused. - Russian defense minister’s plane followed by NATO jets over Baltic Sea
Heading towards Kaliningrad over the neutral waters in the Baltic Sea, Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu’s plane got shadowed by a bunch of NATO fighters that kept a distance of 2 kilometers from his aircraft, media reported. - Not in Europe: 5 deadly terror attacks which failed to grab world's attention like Brussels & ParisThe Paris and Brussels attacks have rightly caused outrage across the globe. However, while millions in the West took to social media to share their grief, there are numerous attacks across the world that go largely unreported in the mainstream media.
- ‘Terrorism ageless’: Israeli minister proposes sending pre-teens to jail
Israeli Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked wants to introduce a bill to punish terrorists under the age of 14, which would also see them serve jail time. The move comes after two Palestinians aged 12 and 13 stabbed a railway worker in Jerusalem in November. - Japan loses touch with cutting-edge satellite, possibly broken up in orbit
Japan’s space agency has reported that all contact was lost with the ‘Hitomi’ satellite, which is equipped with cutting-edge X-ray telescopes set to study the secrets of space. - Israel agrees to replace ‘pro-settlement’ Brazil ambassador
A seven-month standoff between Tel Aviv and Brasilia has ended, with Israel recalling the appointment of a West Bank settler leader as ambassador, after the Brazilian government refused to give in to Israeli diplomatic pressure to accept the posting.
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