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Islamic State managed to regain access to Syrian oil fields and make profits from selling oil, a new UN report reveals. While the UN did not point fingers, the IS reemergence seems to occur in areas held by the US-backed forces.
- In a haunting 360 VIDEO, a father relives his daughter’s death amid ruins of ghost city Mosul
Panoramic footage from the ruined old city of Mosul, Iraq lets you take a walk through the husk of what was once a bustling economic center, and later a stronghold for ISIS terrorists. Now, what it resembles most is a cemetery. - 3,000yo Egyptian cheese infected with deadly disease unearthed at ancient burial site
Connoisseurs say that the taste of cheese improves with age – but what if it was left to age for 3,200 years? Archaeologists in Egypt now have the chance to find out, but it comes with an unexpected bonus: deadly ancient bacteria. - RT Exclusive Rebuilding Syria: RT films repaired factories & roads as country slowly returns to peaceful life
War-torn Syria is rebuilding after the successful expulsion of militants from large parts of the country. RT’s crew visited strategic factories and roads, as well as peach orchards, as they return to normality. - Russophobia Digest Part 5: Racist rallies, 11-yr old hackers and imminent Arctic war
Russophobia showed off its underrated versatility this week. It has proved useful to explain election losses that haven’t even happened yet, being blamed for historical racial tensions, and used to boost military spending.
- 3 dead, dozens injured, including children, as bus overturns in southeastern Poland (PHOTOS)
At least three people have been killed and 51 injured, including children, after a tour bus carrying Ukrainian citizens overturned in southeastern Poland. - Putin & Merkel could stick it to Trump as they look to bring Nord Stream 2 over the line
Russia and Germany are both set to benefit from the proposed gas pipeline to be discussed at Vladimir Putin and Angela Merkel’s meeting on Saturday. But the pair will be wary of a backlash from an erratic and irate Washington. - In a haunting 360 VIDEO, a father relives his daughter’s death amid ruins of ghost city MosulPanoramic footage from the ruined old city of Mosul, Iraq lets you take a walk through the husk of what was once a bustling economic center, and later a stronghold for ISIS terrorists. Now, what it resembles most is a cemetery.
- ISIS given ‘breathing space’ in parts of Syria under US-backed forces' controlIslamic State managed to regain access to Syrian oil fields and make profits from selling oil, a new UN report reveals. While the UN did not point fingers, the IS reemergence seems to occur in areas held by the US-backed forces.
- ‘Inciting violence’: Israel arrests Palestinian journalist for live-streaming IDF soldiers
A Palestinian journalist has been arrested by Israeli authorities for filming soldiers operating in the West Bank city of Ramallah on Facebook Live. They claim he was inciting violence against Israel and the army. - 3,000yo Egyptian cheese infected with deadly disease unearthed at ancient burial siteConnoisseurs say that the taste of cheese improves with age – but what if it was left to age for 3,200 years? Archaeologists in Egypt now have the chance to find out, but it comes with an unexpected bonus: deadly ancient bacteria.
- RT Exclusive Rebuilding Syria: RT films repaired factories & roads as country slowly returns to peaceful lifeWar-torn Syria is rebuilding after the successful expulsion of militants from large parts of the country. RT’s crew visited strategic factories and roads, as well as peach orchards, as they return to normality.
- Russophobia Digest Part 5: Racist rallies, 11-yr old hackers and imminent Arctic warRussophobia showed off its underrated versatility this week. It has proved useful to explain election losses that haven’t even happened yet, being blamed for historical racial tensions, and used to boost military spending.
- ‘What imbeciles’: Public slams Barcelona posters calling for Brits to ‘practice balconing’
Posters in Barcelona calling on British tourists to throw themselves off balconies because it “improves neighbors’ quality of life” have sparked outcry on social media. Several Britons fell to their death in Spain this year. - ‘Iran Action Group’ a new US tool of regime change, but Tehran’s resilience is ‘strong’ – researcher
The newly created Iran Action Group is just the latest US plot to topple the Iranian government, but Tehran has proven to be far more resilient than the hawks in Washington expected, a Middle East expert told RT. - India’s ‘Modicare,’ funding 500mn poor, to launch late September – PM
Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi has set a date for the launch of his revolutionary health scheme, dubbed ‘Modicare,’ which will see healthcare covered by the state for around 500 million of its poorest citizens. - Austrian FM wedding: Restaurant chef seeks selfie with Putin, but has no special dish for him
The chef of a restaurant hosting the wedding of Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl is looking forward to taking a selfie with “secret guest” Vladimir Putin – but he has no plans to make a special dish for Russia’s leader.
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