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US President Donald Trump seems to be delivering on his promise to scale down military exercises with South Korea, which he made after meeting North Korea's Kim Jong-un. A drill scheduled for August has been suspended.
- Turkish & US troops coordinate ‘independent’ patrols near Kurdish-held town in Syria
Turkish and US troops have begun separate patrols along the line dividing the Turkish-controlled areas from the Kurdish-held town of Manbij, northern Syria, after Ankara and Washington agreed a “roadmap” on the Kurds’ withdrawal. - Former Israeli minister charged with spying for Iran
Former Israeli minister of energy and infrastructure Gonen Segev has been charged with spying and aiding the enemy in wartime, for allegedly passing sensitive information to the Jewish state’s arch-rival, Iran. - Deadline for Merkel? Germany to start kicking out migrants if no deal with EU – interior minister
German police will start unilaterally turning away migrants who applied for asylum in a different state if Chancellor Angela Merkel fails to negotiate an EU-wide solution, Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said. - Game over: WHO lists video game addiction as mental health disorder
If you’ve ever worried about friends or family shutting themselves off in front of a computer, frantically pushing buttons for hours, you had every right. Video game addiction has now been classified as a mental health disorder.
- 85% of world's 1bn firearms held by civilians, study shows
As many as 85 percent of the world's one billion legal and illicit firearms are held by civilians – far exceeding the number of those held by modern armed forces and law enforcement agencies, a Swiss-based think tank revealed. - Japan’s princess to cheer her team at World Cup in first royal visit to Russia in over a century
Japan’s Princess Hisako has travelled all the way to Russia’s Saransk to cheer on her national team at the FIFA World Cup. She is the first member of the Imperial family to come to Russia since 1916. - Israeli arrested for selling fireworks to East Jerusalem man for use against police
A 70-year-old Jewish Israeli business owner was arrested for selling 20,700 fireworks to a man in East Jerusalem in an alleged plot against Israeli security forces. - Hangover hedgehog-style: German police rescue two creatures who overdid it on egg liqueur
The Eierlikoer, or egg liqueur, has been too heavy for a couple of hedgehogs who dared to finish a leaking bottle near a children’s playground in central Germany. Fortunately, local police came to rescue. - UN rights chief blasts US policy of breaking up immigrant families as ‘unconscionable'
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights urged the US officials to stop separating children from their parents who illegally cross the border with Mexico. - Sex robots will soon be able to reject raunchy romps with humans (VIDEO)
Created to satisfy the sexual desires of their owners, sex robots could soon be able to turn down unwanted advances, according to a trailblazing inventor designing the lovemaking machines. - Tree-struck: Chilling VIDEO shows man knocked down by falling tree
Video footage has captured powerful images of a man being swept off his feet and badly injured as he was downing a tree in Calgary, Canada. - Two killed & 4 injured in mass shooting in Malmo, Sweden
Two young men were killed and four people were wounded in a shooting in the Swedish city of Malmo. Up to 20 rounds were fired, according to witnesses, and police are still looking for the perpetrators. - Former Israeli minister charged with spying for IranFormer Israeli minister of energy and infrastructure Gonen Segev has been charged with spying and aiding the enemy in wartime, for allegedly passing sensitive information to the Jewish state’s arch-rival, Iran.
- 'Specter of Mussolini' evoked as Italy’s Salvini orders full census & expulsion of Roma ‘illegals’
Italy’s interior minister and leader of the right-wing Lega party, Matteo Salvini, has told his officials to “prepare a dossier” on the country’s Roma and plans to expel the undocumented among them. The move has provoked outrage. - Turkish & US troops coordinate ‘independent’ patrols near Kurdish-held town in SyriaTurkish and US troops have begun separate patrols along the line dividing the Turkish-controlled areas from the Kurdish-held town of Manbij, northern Syria, after Ankara and Washington agreed a “roadmap” on the Kurds’ withdrawal.
- Wind-down of 'irritating' war games: US & South Korea suspend military drill planned for AugustUS President Donald Trump seems to be delivering on his promise to scale down military exercises with South Korea, which he made after meeting North Korea's Kim Jong-un. A drill scheduled for August has been suspended.
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