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- Broken wrists and hematomas: Dozens of police officers hurt deporting migrants in Germany last year
Foreigners slated for deportation in Germany punch and kick police officers, engage in “rehearsed” violence, and even bite off their own tongues just to avoid being sent home, a new report reveals. - Air traffic between China & Africa skyrockets 630% in the last decadeMassive Chinese investment pouring into Africa has led to the rapid expansion of air traffic between the east Asian country and the continent.
- ‘New chapter’ in Africa’s history: World’s largest free trade zone to become reality this weekThe African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) will come into force on Thursday. It will be the largest free trade agreement by population that the world has seen since the 1995 creation of the World Trade Organization.
- Salisbury poisoning: One year on, still no evidence of Novichok nerve agent use disclosed to publicOn March 4, 2018, former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter were ‘poisoned by a nerve agent’ in Salisbury, UK. Many details do not match up and what happened in reality remains a mystery (though we all know the villain, thanks).
- 'Mask is off': US shifts to open coercion & manipulation against ICC, analysts tell RTThe US has always kept international judicial bodies on a short leash but did it quietly. Now, the mask has slipped, experts told RT after an International Criminal Court judge resigned over threats from Washington.
- First responder in Skripal poisoning turns out to be Britain’s most senior military nurseSergei and Yulia Skripal were given first aid by the British Army’s most senior nurse, who just happened to be nearby, according to a new report – adding further intrigue to the highly controversial case.
- Protesters back hunger striking detainees at notorious deportation center (PHOTOS)Hundreds of protesters surrounded the Yarl’s Wood detention center in Bedfordshire, England to demand its closure, as women inside endure hunger strikes against mass deportations.
- Social stigma adds misery to lives of Ebola survivors, RT documentary showsAfter surviving Ebola, hundreds of people in Sierra Leone are fighting an uphill battle to get their lives back on track. The stigma of being a survivor makes the burdens of poverty and shortage of opportunities much harsher.
- ‘Every necessary precaution’: Fear of Ebola spreading places Denver hospital on lockdownA possible Ebola infection has prompted Denver Health Medical Center to go into temporary lockdown, as medical staff in hazmat suits handled a patient who recently returned from a visit to the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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