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Aleppo and Mosul, cities that endured some of the worst urban warfare in the 21st century, have quite different liberation stories, but they are alike in the way media treated them with oblivion once the post-war struggle began.
- ‘Suffocating, a scary scene’: AirAsia passengers describe icy fog-filled plane (VIDEO)
AirAsia India passengers have accused the airline of blasting them with icy air conditioning in an effort to force them off a delayed flight after spending hours on the tarmac. - Washington ‘indefinitely’ delays 2 more military exercises with Seoul
The US continues to wind down the scope of its military activity on North Korea’s doorstep, with the Pentagon announcing on Friday it was “indefinitely” suspending two joint training programs with Seoul. - Utilizing World Cup euphoria: Argentinian gang smuggles cocaine in FIFA trophy replicas
With FIFA paraphernalia now everywhere, an Argentinian drug gang was busted with World Cup trophy replicas full of marijuana and cocaine. - Sex pests: Bill Gates to fund modified mosquitoes in bid to wipe out malaria
Bill Gates wants genetically-modified mosquitoes to use sex to destroy their own offspring in a bizarre bid to wipe out malaria.
- Utilizing World Cup euphoria: Argentinian gang smuggles cocaine in FIFA trophy replicasWith FIFA paraphernalia now everywhere, an Argentinian drug gang was busted with World Cup trophy replicas full of marijuana and cocaine.
- Sex pests: Bill Gates to fund modified mosquitoes in bid to wipe out malariaBill Gates wants genetically-modified mosquitoes to use sex to destroy their own offspring in a bizarre bid to wipe out malaria.
- ‘Suffocating, a scary scene’: AirAsia passengers describe icy fog-filled plane (VIDEO)AirAsia India passengers have accused the airline of blasting them with icy air conditioning in an effort to force them off a delayed flight after spending hours on the tarmac.
- Pantera legend & co-founder Vinnie Paul dies aged 54
Vinnie Paul, the iconic drummer and founding member of legendary Texas band Pantera, which revolutionized heavy metal, passed away at 54, the band announced. - Blast at rally in support of Ethiopia’s new prime minister leaves dozens injured
An explosion has rocked a rally in support of Ethiopia’s new prime minister, leaving dozens injured, officials confirmed. The blast was reportedly caused by a grenade. - Washington ‘indefinitely’ delays 2 more military exercises with SeoulThe US continues to wind down the scope of its military activity on North Korea’s doorstep, with the Pentagon announcing on Friday it was “indefinitely” suspending two joint training programs with Seoul.
- Germans split on whether Merkel should remain chancellor, poll shows amid coalition feud
A new poll shows that some 43 percent of Germans believe that Chancellor Angela Merkel should step down. It comes amid fears that her rift with Bavaria over ‘open-door’ migrant policy may plunge the coalition into crisis. - Perks of being in NATO: New HQ has big screen to watch World Cup
It’s the world’s biggest military alliance, with 29 member countries, but the best perk of being a NATO member may be the big screen at the alliance’s new $1.23 billion headquarters, which is perfect for watching the World Cup. - Mosul & Aleppo: What MSM didn’t tell you happened after liberation of 2 cities (PHOTOS)Aleppo and Mosul, cities that endured some of the worst urban warfare in the 21st century, have quite different liberation stories, but they are alike in the way media treated them with oblivion once the post-war struggle began.
- Dozens of Palestinians injured by Israeli forces during protest at Gaza border (PHOTOS)
Dozens of Palestinian protesters have been injured by Israeli forces gathered at the Gaza border for the Great Return March, according to the Ministry of Health. - US will suffer ‘another Vietnam’ in Syria, Iranian leader’s top aide warns
A senior adviser to Iran’s supreme leader has condemned the United States’ uninvited military presence in Syria, warning that the conflict in the country could become a second Vietnam War for Washington. - ‘Manu’ or ‘Mr President’? Macron causes stir posing with dancers at Elysee Palace
Emmanuel Macron has caused a stir by posing for a picture with scantily clad dancers at the Elysee Palace, days after chiding a schoolboy who called him “Manu,” telling him to choose between “Mr President” and “sir.”
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