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Ten people have been killed and 16 more are injured after a white van struck a number of pedestrians in Toronto, police said.
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Eyewitnesses of the deadly ramming incident in Toronto, Canada, say the van hit every person it encountered on the city sidewalk and crashed into everything in its path before fleeing the scene. - Salisbury attack chemical can be produced by any state, even the US, OPCW chief tells prank callers
A nerve agent used in the attack on former double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter can be produced by any country, including the US, Ahmet Uzumcu, OPCW head, told Russian pranksters, who called him posing as the Polish PM. - Toronto’s van ramming suspect identified as Alek Minassian - police
Police have identified the perpetrator of the van-ramming in Toronto on Monday as Alek Minassian, 25, from Richmond, Ontario. The incident has left at least ten people dead and 15 injured. - ‘I’ve seen the censorship’: Syrian blogger tells RT how she was labeled a ‘Russian bot’ (VIDEO)
Maram Susli, also known as Partisangirl, is a Syrian living in Perth, Australia. If you ask the British government, though, she’s a ‘Russian bot.’ London bases these claims on dodgy numbers from shady sources, Susli tells RT.
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G7 foreign ministers have sided with the UK in assigning blame for the Salisbury poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal to Russia. The ministers "share and agree" on the assessment that Moscow was "highly likely" behind the attack. - Curing HIV: New study method discovered as experts debate future vaccination
Scientists have developed a new way of studying cells infected with the HIV virus, raising hopes that the elusive cure might be found. - Salisbury attack chemical can be produced by any state, even the US, OPCW chief tells prank callersA nerve agent used in the attack on former double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter can be produced by any country, including the US, Ahmet Uzumcu, OPCW head, told Russian pranksters, who called him posing as the Polish PM.
- Toronto’s van ramming suspect identified as Alek Minassian - policePolice have identified the perpetrator of the van-ramming in Toronto on Monday as Alek Minassian, 25, from Richmond, Ontario. The incident has left at least ten people dead and 15 injured.
- ‘I’ve seen the censorship’: Syrian blogger tells RT how she was labeled a ‘Russian bot’ (VIDEO)Maram Susli, also known as Partisangirl, is a Syrian living in Perth, Australia. If you ask the British government, though, she’s a ‘Russian bot.’ London bases these claims on dodgy numbers from shady sources, Susli tells RT.
- ‘He started hitting everybody’: Eyewitnesses recount horror of Toronto ramming incidentEyewitnesses of the deadly ramming incident in Toronto, Canada, say the van hit every person it encountered on the city sidewalk and crashed into everything in its path before fleeing the scene.
- Price of safety? IDF snipers ordered to shoot at any ‘threat,’ even if it is child – ex-general
Anyone, including children, who gets close enough to the Israeli-Gaza border poses a “threat” and could be considered a legitimate target by IDF forces, a retired general said, adding that such a policy ensures Israel’s safety. - Monument to Nazi massacre victims desecrated in Ukraine
Vandals have desecrated a memorial to the people killed by Nazis during WWII in the Ukrainian city of Poltava, an installation known as The Grieving Mother. Swastikas and offensive slogans were painted on the monument. - ‘Locking up foreigners’: Human rights activists slam new immigration bill in France
After more than 60 hours of heated debate, France's National Assembly has adopted a controversial immigration bill that speeds up the asylum process and steps up deportations, all aimed at controlling illegal immigration. - 10 dead, 15 injured after van plows into pedestrians in Toronto (PHOTOS, VIDEOS)Ten people have been killed and 16 more are injured after a white van struck a number of pedestrians in Toronto, police said.
- Caviar diplomacy: Probe suspects Council of Europe members of corruption in favor of Azerbaijan
There is “a strong suspicion” that several Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe officials, including its former head, have been involved in corrupt activities in favor of Azerbaijan, a new PACE report said.
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