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Police have deployed water cannon during a rally against the controversial UN migration pact in Brussels. Officers were seen scuffling with protesters, who threw firecrackers before facing off with law-enforcement.
- BBC endorses reporter’s actions seeking to find Russian influence in Yellow Vest protests
Commenting on the leaked conversation of one of its journalists eager to get anything to connect Russia to Yellow Vest protests because “editorial wants blood,” BBC called it an “impartial” approach to journalism. - ‘Blatant & brazen’: Russian lawmaker lambastes US ‘interference’ in Nord Stream 2 deal
Washington has absolutely no say in the Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline deal, and pressuring Germany into dumping the project equates to meddling in other nations’ domestic affairs, Senator Konstantin Kosachev said. - Holiday buzzkill: This exact time on Christmas Eve carries highest heart attack risk of entire year
Most people deck the halls with boughs of holly during the holiday season, but others could find themselves pacing the halls of a hospital. A study found that people are most at risk of a heart attack on Christmas Eve. - Netanyahu's scandal-ridden son defends Facebook post suggesting all Muslims should leave Israel
The son of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has defended a controversial Facebook post in which he implied that all Muslims should leave the Jewish state. The initial post prompted backlash on social media.
- Saudi Arabia slams US Senate for naming Prince MBS as ‘responsible’ for Khashoggi murder
Riyadh has denounced the US Senate resolution that blamed the Saudi Crown Prince for the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, as baseless allegations and a blatant attack on the Kingdom’s sovereignty and internal affairs. - ‘Macron… WHAT?’ French TV channel ‘censors’ photo of Yellow Vest protester’s placard (PHOTOS)
TV channel France3 has “fixed” a placard held by a Yellow Vest protester, which urged President Emmanuel Macron to resign. The broadcaster explained that the sign was broadcast reading just Macron, due to a “human error.” - Turkey would consider working with Assad if he won ‘credible’ election – FM
Turkey would possibly work with Syrian President Bashar Assad if he won a “credible” democratic election, the country’s foreign minister said, adding that “everybody” should consider doing the same. - BBC endorses reporter’s actions seeking to find Russian influence in Yellow Vest protestsCommenting on the leaked conversation of one of its journalists eager to get anything to connect Russia to Yellow Vest protests because “editorial wants blood,” BBC called it an “impartial” approach to journalism.
- Holiday buzzkill: This exact time on Christmas Eve carries highest heart attack risk of entire yearMost people deck the halls with boughs of holly during the holiday season, but others could find themselves pacing the halls of a hospital. A study found that people are most at risk of a heart attack on Christmas Eve.
- Hit or miss? Cult movie Blade Runner’s vision of everyday tech in 2019
Cult film Blade Runner was set in the year 2019, which is only days away, causing many on social media to freak out at the idea that we’re almost living in the future that’s created in the iconic dystopian movie. - BBC seeks to ‘prove’ Moscow link to Yellow Vest protests – leaked messages
The BBC is desperate in its quest to ‘find’ the dreaded Kremlin hand behind the French protests, messages obtained by Russian media indicate. They reveal attempts by one of its journalists to find any trace of Russian involvement. - German cyber watchdog says no evidence that Huawei spies
Germany’s cyber security authority says claims that Huawei is spying on customers are not backed up by evidence and has urged caution before boycotting the Chinese telecommunications giant. - Lightsaber-wielding Sith, bare-breasted Mariannes & Santas add flair to Yellow Vest protests
From French icon ‘Marianne’ to Star Wars characters, a number of flamboyant and bizarre characters joined Yellow Vest protesters across France this weekend as tens of thousands rallied against the government’s economic policies. - 5.6-magnitude earthquake strikes off West Australian coast – USGS
A 5.6-magnitude earthquake has struck some 1,000 kilometers north-west off the coast of Perth, Australia according to the US Geological Survey. The quake hit at a depth of 10 kilometers (6 miles). - 40+ people injured in explosion at restaurant in northern Japan - police (PHOTOS, VIDEOS)
More than 40 people have been injured in an explosion at a restaurant in northern Japan, police have confirmed. - Netanyahu's scandal-ridden son defends Facebook post suggesting all Muslims should leave IsraelThe son of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has defended a controversial Facebook post in which he implied that all Muslims should leave the Jewish state. The initial post prompted backlash on social media.
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