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The UK’s behavior after the Skripal incident suggests that the attack was organized by the British spy agencies or was at least beneficial for them, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has said.
- Turkey ‘may face sanctions’ for buying Russian S-400 missiles and not toeing US line – diplomat
Ankara’s decision to buy S-400 air defense systems from Russia exposes Turkey to possible US sanctions and may bar it from getting F-35 jets, a State Department official said, adding that Turkey should “align with the West.” - End of multiculturalism? Swedes say immigration is top issue ahead of election
Immigration is the most pressing issue facing Sweden, according to a poll conducted ahead of September’s election. The poll’s findings suggest there is growing concern over Stockholm’s open-door migrant policy. - Police deploy water cannon during clashes at Macron labor reform protests in Paris (WATCH LIVE)
Police have clashed with protesters on the streets of Paris as rail workers and students continue nationwide demonstrations against sweeping new labor reforms. - Staged suffering? Interview with boy in Douma video raises more doubts over ‘chem attack’
The boy portrayed as a ‘victim’ in a video of the alleged chemical attack in Douma has told a Russian TV crew that he was asked to go to hospital, where people “grabbed” him and started “pouring water” over his head.
- Russian chess coach makes social media appeal, sells phone to take 6yo prodigy to world championship
Six-year-old Misha will be one of the youngest contestants at the upcoming world school chess tournament in Albania. To get there, his coach not only had to sell some of his possessions, but also called on social media for help. - Turkey ‘may face sanctions’ for buying Russian S-400 missiles and not toeing US line – diplomatAnkara’s decision to buy S-400 air defense systems from Russia exposes Turkey to possible US sanctions and may bar it from getting F-35 jets, a State Department official said, adding that Turkey should “align with the West.”
- Countdown in tight race for Webby award – and you can help RT’s #1917LIVE win!
RT’s interactive historical re-enactment on Twitter, dedicated to Russia’s 1917 Revolution has been nominated for the ‘Internet Oscars’ – the Webby Awards. The race is tight and the final countdown is underway. - Skripals poisoning ‘highly likely’ staged by British intelligence – Russian Foreign MinistryThe UK’s behavior after the Skripal incident suggests that the attack was organized by the British spy agencies or was at least beneficial for them, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has said.
- IDF issues emergency ‘report for duty’ alert to reservists by accident
Israeli army reservists were likely dealt quite a shock when they received an emergency alert ordering them to report for duty Thursday morning. Luckily for them, the urgent message was sent in error. - NATO to lose Russia’s super-heavy Ruslan airlifts ‘over sanctions pressure’
A Russian operator of An-124 Ruslan cargo transports will stop providing services to NATO members next year, ending decade-long cooperation. The aircraft were used to supply NATO troops in the Middle East and Africa. - US publication of so-called ‘Novichok’ formula violates Chemical Weapons Convention – Russia to OPCW
The formula of the nerve agent A-234 (‘Novichok’) allegedly used to poison former double agent Sergei Skripal, was published in the US in gross breach of the Chemical Weapons Convention, the Russian mission to the OPCW said. - Celebrated doctor Hans Asperger helped Nazis to slaughter autistic children, research claims
A Vienna historian has made the disturbing claim that renowned Austrian pediatrician Hans Asperger, the first to document the symptoms of autism, aided the Nazis in slaughtering disabled children. - ‘Looks like a Norwegian troll’: Bust of former Swedish PM mocked mercilessly
A newly unveiled sculpture of former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt is already drawing attention online – for its apparent likeness to a mythical Middle Earth creature. - End of multiculturalism? Swedes say immigration is top issue ahead of electionImmigration is the most pressing issue facing Sweden, according to a poll conducted ahead of September’s election. The poll’s findings suggest there is growing concern over Stockholm’s open-door migrant policy.
- Austria to demand refugees’ cash & phones under govt initiative
Foreigners seeking asylum in Austria will have to surrender their phones and up to €840 ($1,040) in cash under a new suite of measures. The move is intended to combat illegal immigration and asylum abuse. - Italian priest gambles away half a million euros, receives treatment for addiction
An Italian court has handed a two-year suspended sentence to a priest, and ordered him to undergo a therapy course for uncontrolled gambling, after he lost more than €500,000 ($619,000) of diocesan funds in casinos.
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