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The full transcript of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi's murder in a Saudi consulate in Turkey reportedly shows that one of the assassins was briefing someone on the phone as the journalist's dismembering progressed.
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Millions of Iraqis are still struggling to rebuild their lives one year after Baghdad declared victory against Islamic State, a Norwegian NGO has warned, stressing that many Iraqis feel “abandoned” by the international community. - Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's birthday meditation in Myanmar is so cringeworthy we can't even
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's trip to Myanmar where he meditated on a "concrete floor" has brought on a barrage of online mockery for being both a cartoonish whim of the super-rich and a 'tone deaf' choice of country on top of that. - Break-in reported at detained Huawei executive’s house as she fears for her health in jail
Police have responded to a break-in at the Vancouver house said to belong to the husband of Meng Wanzhou, the detained Huawei CFO who says she is suffering from health problems in Canadian jail. - Divided nations: UN migration pact sows discord as states turn away & face domestic tensions
An international agreement on how to deal with the global migration crisis is to be approved on Monday, but some are already calling it ‘dead’ as countries try to ditch the deal that prompted domestic political turmoil.
- Biological viruses could hold key to super-fast supercomputers
Scientists have come up with a groundbreaking way to make computers even faster by using a virus – and not the kind normally associated with technology. - Iran hopes anti-drug smuggling efforts will convince Europe to save nuclear deal – analyst (VIDEO)
Cash-strapped Iran has pointed to its counter-narcotics efforts in hopes of persuading Europe to save the 2015 nuclear deal, an analyst told RT. If sanctions remain, Tehran says it may have to scale back its anti-drug operations. - World famous metal bucket crushing kangaroo dies aged 12 (PHOTOS)
A kick-boxing kangaroo who gained millions of followers after footage of him crushing a metal bucket with his paws went viral in 2015 has passed away. - Australia wants more oversight over Facebook & Google’s powers amid ‘transparency’ issues
Regulators in Australia are proposing 11 measures to fight Facebook and Google’s market-stranglehold, transparency issues and controversial social impact. - WikiLeaks skewers Guardian writer for zany theory that RT is, wait for it... reporting news
A Guardian writer failed to impress WikiLeaks after furnishing damning evidence that RT has run stories on Julian Assange, Nigel Farage, and even Russia’s special forces. Do you know what this means? Neither do we. - China slams ‘inhumane’ treatment of Huawei executive, says Canada violates her rights
Beijing has protested against the “inhumane” treatment of a Huawei executive who was detained in Canada over a US extradition bid. Earlier, there were reports that her health has deteriorated in custody. - Iron Man, do you copy? Roscosmos is coming to rescue you!
If Tony Stark’s stranded craft happens to pass by the International Space Station on Tuesday, Russia’s spacewalking cosmonauts will be able to rescue the invincible Iron Man, Roscosmos has pledged. - European Court of Justice rules Britain free to revoke Brexit unilaterally
The UK is free to unilaterally revoke a notification to depart from the EU, the European Court has ruled. The judicial body said this could be done without changing the terms of London’s membership in the bloc. - Money for bombs but not for aid? Millions of Iraqis destitute 1yr after victory over ISIS (VIDEO)Millions of Iraqis are still struggling to rebuild their lives one year after Baghdad declared victory against Islamic State, a Norwegian NGO has warned, stressing that many Iraqis feel “abandoned” by the international community.
- ‘The thing is done’: Khashoggi killing tape indicates hit squad was briefing Riyadh, report saysThe full transcript of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi's murder in a Saudi consulate in Turkey reportedly shows that one of the assassins was briefing someone on the phone as the journalist's dismembering progressed.
- Break-in reported at detained Huawei executive’s house as she fears for her health in jailPolice have responded to a break-in at the Vancouver house said to belong to the husband of Meng Wanzhou, the detained Huawei CFO who says she is suffering from health problems in Canadian jail.
- Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's birthday meditation in Myanmar is so cringeworthy we can't evenTwitter CEO Jack Dorsey's trip to Myanmar where he meditated on a "concrete floor" has brought on a barrage of online mockery for being both a cartoonish whim of the super-rich and a 'tone deaf' choice of country on top of that.
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