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A list of dozens of suspected ISIS militants trained to deal with explosives and potentially aiming at terrorist attacks in Europe has been shared with EU intelligence by The International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol), the Guardian reports.
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- Syrian military declares ceasefire near Damascus – state media
- Spain rescues 57 migrants from 2 boats in Mediterranean
- Russian MoD, Syrian opposition sign de-escalation zone deal
- Indonesian President issues shoot-to-kill order for foreign drug dealers
- Philippine lawmakers approve extending Mindanao martial law to end of year
- MSF reopens first clinic in Kunduz after deadly hospital strike in 2015
- German FM tells Turkish nationals ‘You belong here with us,’ amid tensions with Ankara
While German policy towards Turkey will change, it won’t affect Turkish nationals residing in the country, German FM Sigmar Gabriel said, as the rift between the two countries deepens. - 'Illegitimate coalition' must pay for destroying Syria – Damascus to UN
Syria wants the US and its allies to pay for the destruction of Syrian infrastructure and to bear legal responsibility for "illegitimately" bombing civilian targets, Damascus has told the UN, demanding that the American-led coalition strikes stop. - German media failed to objectively report refugee crisis, sided with govt agenda – study
Major German print publications have played to the tune of the German government in presenting the migrant crisis to the public, ignoring critical issues in their coverage of the biggest refugee flow into Europe since WWII, a new German study revealed. - Polish Senate approves controversial Supreme Court reform bill
After more than 15 hours of debate, the upper house of the Polish parliament approved its judicial reform bill which Brussels has warned might cost Warsaw certain rights in the European Council.
- German FM tells Turkish nationals ‘You belong here with us,’ amid tensions with AnkaraWhile German policy towards Turkey will change, it won’t affect Turkish nationals residing in the country, German FM Sigmar Gabriel said, as the rift between the two countries deepens.
- Interpol fears ISIS trained 170+ bomb attackers for Europe – mediaA list of dozens of suspected ISIS militants trained to deal with explosives and potentially aiming at terrorist attacks in Europe has been shared with EU intelligence by The International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol), the Guardian reports.
- Russia’s Sukhoi T-50 fighter proves ‘no physical limits exist for pilots’ (VIDEOS)
Pilots flying the advanced Sukhoi T-50 PAK-FA fighter jet see no physical boundaries in its use, the Russian Air Force Commander says. Spectators at the MAKS 2017 Air Show saw the cutting-edge aircraft in action. - Racing cars challenge planes at MAKS 2017 (VIDEO, PHOTOS)
Race cars challenged planes to a race at the MAKS 2017 Air Show just outside Moscow. The first day of the competition resulted in a 3-3 tie. See the thrilling action in RT's video from the event. - German media failed to objectively report refugee crisis, sided with govt agenda – studyMajor German print publications have played to the tune of the German government in presenting the migrant crisis to the public, ignoring critical issues in their coverage of the biggest refugee flow into Europe since WWII, a new German study revealed.
- 2 British men jailed in France for smuggling migrants on private plane
A French court has sentenced two Brits to 2.5 years in prison for smuggling migrants from France to the UK using a light plane. Prosecutors say that the case is unprecedented. - Polish Senate approves controversial Supreme Court reform billAfter more than 15 hours of debate, the upper house of the Polish parliament approved its judicial reform bill which Brussels has warned might cost Warsaw certain rights in the European Council.
- US contributed to ISIS creation, now tries to claim victory over it – Iraqi VP talks tough
The recapture of Mosul is an achievement of the Iraqi people while the US is trying to highjack it and claims it was them who "led that war," Iraq's Vice President Nouri al-Maliki has told the RIA Novosti news agency. - Sabre-rattling? Chinese spy boat spotted off Australian coast during war games
The Australian military has reported sighting a high-tech Chinese surveillance ship off the coast of Queensland during a series of military training activities with US forces. - 'Illegitimate coalition' must pay for destroying Syria – Damascus to UNSyria wants the US and its allies to pay for the destruction of Syrian infrastructure and to bear legal responsibility for "illegitimately" bombing civilian targets, Damascus has told the UN, demanding that the American-led coalition strikes stop.
- Three Israelis killed in stabbing attack at West Bank settlement – local officials
Three Israelis have been killed and one wounded in a stabbing attack at the Israeli settlement of Halamish in the West Bank late Friday, rescue services report. - Palestinian Authority freezing contacts with Israel over Jerusalem holy site dispute – Abbas
The Palestine Authority is freezing all contacts with Israel over the Jerusalem holy site dispute and the violence which broke out in the past days, president of the authority Mahmoud Abbas has announced.
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