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- 9 dead, dozens critical & need liver transplant as 700+ get poisoned by wild mushrooms in Iran
More than 700 people have been poisoned after eating wild mushrooms in Iran, the country’s emergency services said. At least nine people have died, while dozens more remain in critical condition, local media report. - Invading Russia would become ‘military nightmare,’ Swedish paper warns
Entering Russia would become a “military nightmare” for any army, according to a rating of the hardest countries to invade compiled by Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet. - Yemen’s Houthis claim ‘Saudi base’ strike as Riyadh says it intercepted missile fired at ‘civilians’
Saudi Arabia has managed to intercept a ballistic missile launched from Yemen at a “civilian area,” according to the Arab coalition. However, Houthi rebels claim that a Saudi military base was successfully targeted in the strike. - New ICBM in 2020, hypersonic glider in 2019: Putin outlines nuclear deployment plans
The Russian military is expected to deploy the Sarmat ICBM in 2020 and the Avangard hypersonic glider warhead in 2019, according to Vladimir Putin. He described both weapons as essential for future nuclear deterrence.
- Nationalist mob attack Thessaloniki mayor at remembrance ceremony (VIDEO)
The mayor of Greece’s second-largest city, Thessaloniki, was attacked by an angry mob of at least a dozen people, believed to be nationalist extremists, during a remembrance event on Saturday. - Indian frigate, tanker & corvette head for joint naval drills with Vietnam
The Indian and Vietnamese navies are to hold joint exercises next week as both nations seek to enhance maritime cooperation, bolster ties and contribute to stability in the region and worldwide, officials said. - Bee gone: Scientists turn to technology as declining bee numbers threaten global food security
The devastating consequences of our declining bee population are being highlighted on the first ever ‘Bee Day.’ Around 80 percent of crops are pollinated by insects. RT asks if there are any alternatives to secure our food future. - Hitler, Jacko and Maradona: Statues and waxworks best forgotten (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
A French museum has been forced to rethink its wax tribute to Emmanuel Macron following widespread ridicule. The institution may yet melt down the ‘president’ after an appearance on TV saw viewers compare it to a crazed robot. - Invading Russia would become ‘military nightmare,’ Swedish paper warnsEntering Russia would become a “military nightmare” for any army, according to a rating of the hardest countries to invade compiled by Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet.
- 9 dead, dozens critical & need liver transplant as 700+ get poisoned by wild mushrooms in IranMore than 700 people have been poisoned after eating wild mushrooms in Iran, the country’s emergency services said. At least nine people have died, while dozens more remain in critical condition, local media report.
- Yemen’s Houthis claim ‘Saudi base’ strike as Riyadh says it intercepted missile fired at ‘civilians’Saudi Arabia has managed to intercept a ballistic missile launched from Yemen at a “civilian area,” according to the Arab coalition. However, Houthi rebels claim that a Saudi military base was successfully targeted in the strike.
- Spend on schools or bow to US demands? German politicians debate NATO strategyUS President Donald Trump has accused Germany of not contributing enough to the NATO budget – but will German Chancellor Angela Merkel dance to Washington’s tune?
- China to buy more American goods, but not as much as Trump wants
China agreed to purchase more American goods to cut the US trade deficit. But the joint US-Chinese statement after high-level consultations in Washington didn’t mention the $200 billion reduction desired by Donald Trump. - ‘Peace is beyond the reach of ordinary people’ – 97yo Palestinian recalls the conflict (VIDEO)
With the bloody Israeli-Palestinian conflict raging for decades, Mohammad Mahmoud Jadallah recalls how the tensions between the two nations over land and holy sites spiraled into wars, forced displacement and evictions. - Israelis are doing to Palestinians what Nazis did to Jews during WWII – Erdogan
Israeli actions in Gaza are similar to those perpetrated against Jewish people during Nazi persecution, Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan said. Days earlier, he called Israel a “terrorist” and “apartheid” state. - 2 officers, 1 worshiper killed in attack on Orthodox church in Chechnya (VIDEO)
Two officers and a worshiper were killed as armed militants attempted to storm an Orthodox church in Russia’s Chechnya. The attack was thwarted by law enforcers, who shot dead four militants.
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