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The US and its Western partners are trying to steer the world’s attention away from their airstrikes on the Syrian Army by accusing Russia of attacking a UN humanitarian convoy outside the Aleppo, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told Russian television.
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- Kremlin sees no sense in holding summit meeting on Syria for time being – spokesman
- Deutsche Welle files lawsuit in Ankara against Turkish govt over confiscated interview
- Blast kills 3 soldiers in Turkey’s mainly Kurdish southeast - sources
- Spanish police arrest 2 accused of supporting Islamist militants
- Afghan forces free 101 people from Taliban prison in Helmand Province
- Bosnian Serbs vote overwhelmingly for holiday disputed by a top court
- Ahrar Al-Sham plans to launch chemical attack on civilians, blame it on Syria govt – Syrian UN envoy
Militants from Ahrar Al-Sham, a hardline Islamist group, are planning to use white phosphorus in an attack on civilians to later blame it on Syrian armed forces, UN envoy Bashar Ja’afari told a UN Security Council emergency meeting on Sunday. - ‘Artistic freedom’: Israel calls on Norwegian theater to help remove fake BDS clip (VIDEO)
Tel Aviv has urged the National Theatre of Norway to deny links to and remove a video in which a fake theater official called for a boycott of Israel and its HaBima Theater. The Norwegian theater denied its part but stopped short of criticizing the clip. - Ban hijabs from passport photos like caps & headbands, says MP from Switzerland’s largest party
A politician from the right-wing Swiss People’s Party, the largest in the federal parliament, has demanded that hijabs be banned from passport photos, just as caps are. This “unequal treatment” has nothing do to with religious freedom, he argued. - Powerful Russian supercomputer to ‘speak’ to any robotic system, no matter which manufacturer
Russia’s state United Instrument Manufacturing Corporation (UIMC) has designed a supercomputer tailored to operate all aerial, ground and sea robotic systems, no matter who produced them, which makes the cutting-edge solution also cost-saving.
- Hollande pays personal visit to Calais, vows to completely dismantle 'Jungle' refugee camp
French President Francois Hollande personally vowed to “completely dismantle” the infamous ‘Jungle’ in Calais, as he visited the city that’s home to Europe's biggest migrant slum, hosting some 10,000 asylum seekers. - 'I still have nightmares': 13yo girl shot 5 times by Israeli soldiers speaks to RT
A 13-year-old girl who was shot five times by Israeli soldiers has told RT she is still haunted by the incident, and hopes that soldiers will restrain themselves from shooting other “innocent children.” Her father says he wants Israel to compensate his family. - Portuguese man endures 43yrs in wheelchair after wrong diagnosis
A man who spent over four decades in a wheelchair learned to walk again after learning that doctors misdiagnosed him with muscular dystrophy at the age of 13. The man actually suffers from a much less severe illness which can be managed with medication. - US wants to distract attention from coalition strike on Syria troops – LavrovThe US and its Western partners are trying to steer the world’s attention away from their airstrikes on the Syrian Army by accusing Russia of attacking a UN humanitarian convoy outside the Aleppo, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told Russian television.
- Powerful Russian supercomputer to ‘speak’ to any robotic system, no matter which manufacturerRussia’s state United Instrument Manufacturing Corporation (UIMC) has designed a supercomputer tailored to operate all aerial, ground and sea robotic systems, no matter who produced them, which makes the cutting-edge solution also cost-saving.
- Indigenous inmate dies in Australia after fight with prison guards leaves him ‘brain dead’
An indigenous inmate in an Australian jail has died after an apparent altercation with five guards reportedly left him brain dead. Authorities say the fight was started by the inmate, while his sister says prison officials have “dirt on their hands.” - Ban hijabs from passport photos like caps & headbands, says MP from Switzerland’s largest partyA politician from the right-wing Swiss People’s Party, the largest in the federal parliament, has demanded that hijabs be banned from passport photos, just as caps are. This “unequal treatment” has nothing do to with religious freedom, he argued.
- Canada confirms ‘troubling’ Libya kidnapping of citizen captured with 2 Italians
Ottawa has confirmed that one Canadian citizen has been kidnapped in Libya, and says it is working to obtain more information on the abduction. The citizen was captured along with two Italians last week. - ‘Artistic freedom’: Israel calls on Norwegian theater to help remove fake BDS clip (VIDEO)Tel Aviv has urged the National Theatre of Norway to deny links to and remove a video in which a fake theater official called for a boycott of Israel and its HaBima Theater. The Norwegian theater denied its part but stopped short of criticizing the clip.
- Ahrar Al-Sham plans to launch chemical attack on civilians, blame it on Syria govt – Syrian UN envoyMilitants from Ahrar Al-Sham, a hardline Islamist group, are planning to use white phosphorus in an attack on civilians to later blame it on Syrian armed forces, UN envoy Bashar Ja’afari told a UN Security Council emergency meeting on Sunday.
- ‘Child pornography’: US photographer’s exhibition in Moscow closes after controversy, protests
An exhibition by US photographer Jock Sturges, best known for his works featuring teenage nudity, has been shut down in Moscow after some protesters blocked the venue and accused the artist of shooting child pornography. - 4 injured in gun attack in Swedish city of Malmo, suspect at large
At least four people were injured in a shooting in the Swedish city of Malmo, according to police. Eyewitnesses told local media they heard at least 20 gunshots, while police say the shooting suspect is still on the run.
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