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With the Syria ceasefire in tatters, there is a growing possibility that wealthy Gulf states might arm Syrian rebels, looking to shield themselves from Syrian and Russian warplanes, with shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles, according to a report.
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Nearly every EU state could follow in the footsteps of the UK and vote to leave the bloc, French Member of Parliament responsible for European affairs in President Francois Hollande’s party, Philip Cordery, has said.
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Syrian government forces have re-captured Aleppo’s central district of al-Farafirah from terrorists, state outlet SANA reported, citing army sources. - Russian Foreign Ministry makes public parts of agreement with US on SyriaMoscow has released parts of Syria ceasefire deal documents in Russian following the recent publishing of the papers by the US. Russia is calling on Washington to release all the documents from the agreement.
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Court hearings over alleged abuse of youngsters at Don Dale, a juvenile detention center in Australia’s north, have started with claims of unlawful use of tear gas, shackles, spit hoods and handcuffs, slammed as “manifestly unnecessary and unreasonable.” - Germany orders Facebook to stop collecting data on WhatsApp users
Social networking giant Facebook has been ordered by German authorities to stop collecting and storing data from WhatsApp after users claimed their digital privacy was at risk. The privacy regulator also ruled that the data that has already been forwarded should be deleted. - Wealthy Gulf states may arm Syrian rebels to ‘get the Russians to back off’ - US officialsWith the Syria ceasefire in tatters, there is a growing possibility that wealthy Gulf states might arm Syrian rebels, looking to shield themselves from Syrian and Russian warplanes, with shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles, according to a report.
- Bomb attacks target mosque, conference hall in Dresden, GermanyTwo improvised explosive devices have gone off in the eastern German city of Dresden, targeting a mosque and an international conference center. No one was injured, according to police, although the mosque was severely damaged.
- ‘Almost all EU states could follow UK, leave union’ – French MPNearly every EU state could follow in the footsteps of the UK and vote to leave the bloc, French Member of Parliament responsible for European affairs in President Francois Hollande’s party, Philip Cordery, has said.
- Okinawa villagers sue authorities for construction of ‘unlivably loud’ US helipadsTwo Okinawa villages filed a lawsuit last week against the local government after it allowed US military construction of two heliports on the only virgin forest remaining in Okinawa Prefecture, home of a US base in Japan.
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'CrossTalk' is RT's flagship program. This TV debate experience presents hot-topic discussions on...Bullhorns questionThe second Syrian ceasefire has come to an abrupt end, with Washington and Moscow blaming the other. Was the ceasefire intentionally scuttled? And what happens now? CrossTalking with Mark Sleboda, Dmitry Babich and Charles Shoebridge. - Keiser Report
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