Новости за 30.01.2017

Former UFC featherweight Diego Brandao performed a stunning helicopter armbar against Murad Machaev in their fight in Dagestan on Saturday. The finish could easily be in the running for the MMA submission of the year.
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The US military has once again struck a road incident heading to NATO drills in western Poland. A truck reportedly crashed into a road barrier, causing a fuel leak. A soldier at the scene complained that Polish roads are “too narrow” for US vehicles.
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The Swiss Army has detained six soldiers after a photo was published of them dressed in uniform and making a Nazi salute in front of a swastika stomped in the snow. The soldiers may face a prison term if found guilty of spreading Nazi propaganda.
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President Donald Trump has signed a new executive order mandating that for each new government regulation being enacted, two need to be revoked.
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The deputy speaker of the Russian State Duma says the US Congress is “transfixed on war and destruction,” after it issued an order to evaluate the ‘survivability’ of Russian and Chinese leaders in the event of a nuclear exchange.
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The neoconservative Henry Jackson Society (HJS) think tank is on the payroll of the Japanese embassy, charged with drafting in public figures to spread anti-Chinese propaganda, investigators claim.
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The operator of Japan’s Fukushima nuclear power plant may have finally found a portion of nuclear fuel debris responsible for a lot of the lingering contamination from six years ago. If confirmed, it will dramatically improve clean-up efforts.
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Under pressure from US President Donald Trump’s protectionist stance, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has scheduled meetings with heads of Japanese businesses ahead of his visit to Washington.
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American coffee house chain Starbucks has announced plans to hire 10,000 refugees around the world over the next five years. The announcement comes two days after US President Donald Trump's executive order temporarily banning refugees from certain Muslim countries.
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The Philippines' anti-drugs force is to be disbanded after rogue cops killed a South Korean businessman. President Rodrigo Duterte said he was “embarrassed” and vowed to reform the force.
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Russian citizens are still mostly concerned about possible international conflicts and price hikes, but general nervousness is on the decline, according to the most recent poll.
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An endangered North Atlantic right whale was recently rescued from a huge commercial fishing net after becoming trapped in more than 450 feet of rope and a 125lb pot/trap off the coast of Cumberland Island, USA.
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Benoît Hamon, a former education minister, hammered ex-prime minister Manuel Valls to become the French Socialist Party’s candidate for the upcoming presidential election in April, pushing the already divided party sharply to the left.
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At least five people have been killed after gunmen opened fire in a mosque in Quebec City on Sunday, the mosque’s president told reporters. Witnesses told Reuters there were up to three gunmen involved and 40 worshippers were inside at the time of the shooting.
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Russia has sent Chechen soldiers to Aleppo as part of its military police battalion tasked with restoring law and order in the Syrian city. The Chechens, who are mostly Muslims, could ease relations with the locals, a Middle East expert told RT.
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