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Moscow has warned the US that if militias it supports in northeast Syria again attack positions of pro-government forces backed by Russia, the Russian military will use all its force to retaliate.
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Polish and NATO troops kicked off a massive exercise in northern Poland on Wednesday. The drills will involve more manpower and hardware than the joint Russia-Belarus Zapad 2017 maneuvers, which caused hysteria in the West. - ‘No trace of Russians’: US far-right aiming to influence German election, analysts say
Despite Germany's unfounded fears that Moscow could meddle in its upcoming election, analysts say they “haven't seen any trace of the Russians.” Instead, they say there is evidence that America's far-right is trying to sway voters.
- 4 injured as plane crash-lands in Istanbul airport – media (VIDEO)
A private plane caught fire when it made an emergency landing at Istanbul’s Ataturk International Airport Thursday. Four people were injured. - World's richest female billionaire dies aged 94
Liliane Bettencourt, the world's richest woman and heiress to the vast L’Oreal fortune, has died at her home aged 94. - ‘Manifestations of religion’: French-Algerian millionaire vows to pay burqa ban fines in Austria
As less than two weeks are left before the ban on Muslim face veils coming into force in Austria, a French businessman of Algerian origin called on Austrian Muslim women to defy the ban, offering to pay all their fines. - ‘Macron’s law is for the bosses’: Unions lead protests against France labor code reform (VIDEO)
Tens of thousands of people took to the streets across France to protest a labor code overhaul that is set to be approved by the government of Emmanuel Macron on Friday, but lower numbers compared to previous demonstrations suggested that resistance is waning. - Hubble spots ‘unique’ binary asteroid between Mars and Jupiter
Astronomers, with the aid of the Hubble Space Telescope, have discovered a unique binary object lurking in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. - NATO is seeking to revive Сold War climate - Lavrov at UNGANATO is currently seeking to revive the Cold War climate instead of building a dialogue with Moscow, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said in his speech at the UN General Assembly in New York.
- Show your face or face a fine: Austrian authorities distribute flyers about burqa ban
As less than two weeks remain until the ban on Muslim face veils comes into force in Austria, the authorities decided to inform the citizens and foreign nationals about it once again by issuing statements and distributing flyers. - Putin seems unconvinced AI won’t ‘eat us’Vladimir Putin may secretly be on the side of Elon Musk in their indirect debate over the threat posed by artificial intelligence (AI). As Arkady Volozh, the head of Yandex, pitched him on the technology’s potential, the Russian president inquired about when AI ‘will eat us’.
- Myanmar protesters block aid shipment to Rohingya Muslims
Police in Myanmar were forced to fire warning shots to disperse an armed crowd that attempted to prevent a shipment of aid from reaching displaced Rohingya Muslims in the northern state of Rakhine. - Incestous parents officially named on child’s birth cert
A half-brother and sister have been legally recognized as the parents of their child after a legal battle in France. - Poland and NATO reply to Russia’s Zapad 2017 with larger military exercisePolish and NATO troops kicked off a massive exercise in northern Poland on Wednesday. The drills will involve more manpower and hardware than the joint Russia-Belarus Zapad 2017 maneuvers, which caused hysteria in the West.
- 6th mass extinction event could happen by 2100 – study
Over the past 540 million years Earth has suffered five mass extinction events, the worst of which wiped out more than 9 per cent of marine life on the planet. A new study has suggested that the next such catastrophe might not be too far away.
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