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Body parts belonging to murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi have been found, according to Sky News sources, who added that he had been “cut up” and his face “disfigured.”
- Putin suggests meeting with Trump in Paris on November 11
The Russian President has suggested he could meet Donald Trump in Paris in early November at an event commemorating the end of the First World War. It was mentioned in talks with US National Security Advisor John Bolton in Moscow. - ‘No choice but war’: Israel ‘exhausted all options’ in dealing with Hamas, says defense chief
Israel is left with no choice but to unleash a military action against Hamas militants, Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman has threatened. The bellicose tirade comes amid reports the IDF are amassing tanks along the Gaza border. - ‘Propaganda’ shall not pass? French govt spokesman admits barring RT & Sputnik from the Elysee
France’s government spokesman has finally acknowledged that he intentionally barred RT and Sputnik from covering Elysee Palace events, after all the evasive language the outlets were previously fed. - ‘NASA is hiding life on Mars’: Here’s what’s really going on in red planet ‘explosion’ IMAGES
Conspiracy theorists went into overdrive after spotting a ‘mysterious plume of smoke’ near a dormant Martian volcano, with many claiming this as proof that alien life exists on the red planet and we’re being lied to here on Earth.
- Half of Yemeni population survives on foreign aid – UN
The famine threatening war-torn Yemen is even worse than previous estimates which already called it the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. The UN now estimates 14 million people are at risk. - Ecuador won't help Assange leave UK embassy safely – foreign minister
Ecuador will not help Julian Assange leave the UK, the country's foreign minister said, claiming its only duty was to look after the WikiLeaks founder's "well-being" after Assange sued them for restricting his rights and freedoms. - RT Exclusive Ecuador likely to turn Assange over to US – ex-president Correa to RT
The Ecuadorian government might eventually hand the Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange to Washington even though it is legally obliged to protect him, former Ecuadorian president Rafael Correa told RT. - Crown Prince Salman nearly crushed by selfie-hungry Saudi forum guests (VIDEO)
Saudi Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman, has been forced to escape a room full of attendees at his own investment forum as he was overrun by people hoping to get a picture with him. - ‘Has the eagle eaten all the olives?’ Putin jokes with Bolton about US belligerence
Meeting with US national security adviser John Bolton in Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin made a comment about Washington’s hostility that went right over the hawkish diplomat’s head. - Khashoggi’s son shakes hands with Saudi rulers in awkward meeting after reports of body parts found
In what is surely one of the worst cases of adding insult to injury, the son of slain journalist Jamal Khashoggi was brought to meet Saudi Arabia’s rulers who offered condolences amidst accusations that they ordered the murder. - Khashoggi killing puts both Saudi prince & US president on back foot – analyst to RT
The Khashoggi case has done a lot of damage to the reputations of the Saudi crown prince and the US president, while giving Turkey a chance to leverage benefits from both, investigative journalist Martin Jay told RT. - ‘Fit in or f*** off’: Australian on racist rant against Sikh goes viral (VIDEO)
An Australian truck driver who filmed himself hurling racial slurs at the dummy of a Sikh city council candidate before running over it has been publicly condemned and labeled “appalling.” - Neutrality or censorship? RT’s look at AfD’s tool for students to report ‘biased’ teachers (VIDEO)
The Alternative for Germany party (AfD) has caused another stir with a new website allowing students to anonymously report teachers who express “political bias.” RT sees if the move is about censorship or a political neutrality. - Politician lambasted for suggesting Indonesia quake disaster was god’s wrath against gay people
With money laundering charges pending, the president of Malaysia’s main opposition party stoked outrage among ministers by suggesting natural disasters are god’s punishment for transgender and homosexual communities. - ‘Stop glorifying terrorists’: New Delhi fires back at Pakistan PM over his tweet
India fired back at Pakistani PM Imran Khan, saying his country should stop “glorifying terrorists.” New Delhi’s reaction was triggered by Khan’s tweet, where he alleged that Indian troops killed “innocent” people in Kashmir. - Putin suggests meeting with Trump in Paris on November 11The Russian President has suggested he could meet Donald Trump in Paris in early November at an event commemorating the end of the First World War. It was mentioned in talks with US National Security Advisor John Bolton in Moscow.
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