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Police in Catalonia are still looking for a 22-year-old Moroccan suspect in the Barcelona attacks, who may have fled north into France.
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- Finland holds minute of silence to commemorate Turku attack victims
- American comedian, civil rights activist Dick Gregory dies at age 84
- Philippine churches to ring bells to protest drug killings
- Four killed in explosion at a South Korean shipyard
- 1 dead, 4 injured after car strikes pedestrians in St. Petersburg
- Iraqi ship sinks after collision, at least 4 sailors dead – state TV
- Surgut knife attacker: What we know so far
A 19-year-old attacker went on a stabbing spree in the Siberian city of Surgut, injuring seven people, with four struggling for their lives. While the suspect’s identity is yet to be officially confirmed, RT looks at various media reports on the perpetrator. - ‘Surrender or die’: Iraq launches operation to retake ISIS-held Tal Afar near Mosul
Iraq's military have launched an operation to liberate the city of Tal Afar, some 80 kilometers west of Mosul, from Islamic State terrorists, the country’s prime minister has announced. - Barcelona’s iconic Sagrada Familia was prime target of terrorists’ botched bombing plot – report
The Catalonian terrorist cell, responsible for the twin attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils, originally planned to carry out a major bombing campaign with explosive-laden vans. Antoni Gaudi’s unfinished cathedral masterpiece was reportedly their main target. - ‘Who are you? Know your limits!’ Erdogan attacks German FM in elections interference row
Recep Erdogan has told Germany's FM to “know his limits” after Sigmar Gabriel accused the Turkish president of interfering in the his country's upcoming elections. Erdogan once again urged German based Turks not to vote for the ruling coalition.
- Police cordon off central Edinburgh area over suspicious item
A busy street in the Scottish capital, Edinburgh, was cornered off by the police on Sunday after the discovery of a “suspicious item.” - US-South Korea drills could lead to ‘uncontrollable phase of nuclear war,’ North warns
Pyongyang has described the US-South Korea annual military drills, set to kick off on Monday, as the “most explicit expression of hostility,” voicing fears that the war games, known as the Ulchi Freedom Guardian, may “evolve into actual fighting.” - Car plows through partygoers in Belgium, 4 injured
Four people were hospitalized after a car rammed into the guests of a party in Bertrix municipality in the Belgian region of Walloon. Authorities aren’t treating the incident as a terrorist attack, local media reported. - Surgut knife attacker: What we know so farA 19-year-old attacker went on a stabbing spree in the Siberian city of Surgut, injuring seven people, with four struggling for their lives. While the suspect’s identity is yet to be officially confirmed, RT looks at various media reports on the perpetrator.
- Just a Mirage: British passenger plane surprisingly shadowed by French fighter jet
Passengers on a Jet2 flight from Spain to the UK were surprised and somewhat shocked to find their plane being followed by a French Mirage fighter jet, British media report. - Missing 7yo British-Australian boy confirmed dead in Barcelona attack
The family of Julian Cadman, the seven-year-old British-Australian boy who had been missing since Thursday’s Barcelona van attack, has officially confirmed that the child was killed by the terrorists. - Several reported injured as rocket fire targets Syria’s 1st international fair since 2011
Several people have reportedly been injured by rocket fire that targeted the entrance to the Damascus International Fair venue, where a high-profile business gathering is currently underway. - ‘Stop wasting human lives’: Catholic church speaks out against Duterte’s war on drugs
The Archbishop of Manila has spoken out against Philippines leader Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs following a week of deadly raids which saw over 80 people killed, including a 17-year-old boy. - Australian PM Turnbull unveils plan to fight vehicle terrorism after Barcelona attack
The Australian government has prepared guidelines for businesses and communities to help minimize the risks of vehicular terrorist attacks, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull announced days after the latest attack left 13 dead in Barcelona. - #ShameonyouMalaysia hashtag goes viral after Malaysia presents Indonesian flag upside down
Indonesia accused Malaysia of “fatal negligence” after the Indonesian flag was printed upside down in a guidebook for the Southeast Asian Games. The gaffe triggered an outcry, with the hashtag #ShameonyouMalaysia trending on social media. - Images of police killing Surgut knife attacker emerge online (VIDEO)
A CCTV video has emerged online showing what appears to be a suspected knife attacker being chased by an armed policeman in the Siberian city of Surgut. - Barcelona attack suspect remains at large, may be in France – policePolice in Catalonia are still looking for a 22-year-old Moroccan suspect in the Barcelona attacks, who may have fled north into France.
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