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After a decade-long pause, the two Koreas are holding a top-level summit this week. Seoul may score some domestic political points, but it’s in no real position to negotiate essential changes with Pyongyang.
- Cheat, lie and abuse – Danish immigration minister hits out at migrants
Denmark's immigration minister, known for her hardline stance on migration, has drawn ire from people on social media after she said that in order to pass language tests, asylum seekers cheat and abuse the trust of authorities. - ‘Stop bombing planet A’: Macron’s climate change speech slammed online
French President Emmanuel Macron defiantly told US Congress, Wednesday, “there is no planet B,” generally amassing gushing praise from the MSM. Others, however, took Macron to task, pointing out his alleged hypocrisy. - ISIS & Africa terrorist groups stirring new, bigger migrant crisis for Europe – UN food chief
Islamic State leaders who fled Syria are now conspiring with terrorist groups in Africa to use food as a recruitment tool and weapon to trigger another migrant crisis in Europe, the head of the UN World Food Program has warned. - Nobel Literature Prize could be postponed in 2018 after #MeToo scandal rips apart awarding body
The Swedish Academy is considering cancelling the most prestigious prize in world literature for the first time since World War II, following the biggest sex scandal and power struggle in its history.
- Douma ‘attack’ witnesses speak at Russia-called OPCW briefing at The Hague (VIDEO)
Witnesses of the alleged chemical attack in Douma, Syria, including 11-year-old Hassan Diab, have spoken at The Hague to describe the events of April 7, which the US used a pretext for a strike on Syria. - Nobel Literature Prize could be postponed in 2018 after #MeToo scandal rips apart awarding bodyThe Swedish Academy is considering cancelling the most prestigious prize in world literature for the first time since World War II, following the biggest sex scandal and power struggle in its history.
- ‘Stop bombing planet A’: Macron’s climate change speech slammed onlineFrench President Emmanuel Macron defiantly told US Congress, Wednesday, “there is no planet B,” generally amassing gushing praise from the MSM. Others, however, took Macron to task, pointing out his alleged hypocrisy.
- 48 decapitations in 4 months: Saudi executions persist despite MbS charm offensive
Despite apparent wide-ranging reforms in Saudi Arabia, the kingdom is certainly sticking to its death-penalty tradition, decapitating 48 criminals this year alone. - ISIS & Africa terrorist groups stirring new, bigger migrant crisis for Europe – UN food chiefIslamic State leaders who fled Syria are now conspiring with terrorist groups in Africa to use food as a recruitment tool and weapon to trigger another migrant crisis in Europe, the head of the UN World Food Program has warned.
- Two men arrested driving around Macron’s home, reportedly planning to hit pedestrians – media
French police have arrested two men after they circled around President Emmanuel Macron’s holiday house in their vehicle, according to French media. The two were reportedly drunk and planned to strike down pedestrians. - Frenemies at the table: Kim & Moon to foster goodwill at historic meeting – but Trump’s shadow loomsAfter a decade-long pause, the two Koreas are holding a top-level summit this week. Seoul may score some domestic political points, but it’s in no real position to negotiate essential changes with Pyongyang.
- Iran’s Khamenei: Muslim nations should unite against US ‘bullying’
Iran won’t tolerate “bullying” from the US and other “arrogant” powers, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei has said. He called on all Muslim nations to unite against these “enemies.” - ‘Wounds the size of a fist’: Gaza protesters’ gunshot injuries unusually severe, medics say
The injuries sustained by Gaza protesters at the hands of Israeli troops during the ongoing Great March of Return are unusually severe, doctors say, adding they have seen nothing similar since the Israeli campaign of 2014. - Cheat, lie and abuse – Danish immigration minister hits out at migrantsDenmark's immigration minister, known for her hardline stance on migration, has drawn ire from people on social media after she said that in order to pass language tests, asylum seekers cheat and abuse the trust of authorities.
- Saved from extinction: No threat to world’s rarest wild cat after Russian park triples population
A Russian national park has managed to more than triple the population of Far Eastern leopards, saving the rare wild cat from extinction. The success has left the park short of space for its 100-plus spotted inhabitants. - Plane shuts down highway in gut-wrenching emergency landing (PHOTOS, VIDEOS)
A light aircraft carrying six people was forced to make an unorthodox emergency landing in the early hours of Wednesday morning in Calgary, Canada. The twin-engine plane had to come down on a road having run out of fuel.
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