Новости за 06.06.2017

Montenegro joining NATO won’t make the alliance stronger or the country safer and would likely increase spending on the part of the block’s other nations, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said after the US-led military alliance welcomed its 29th member state on Monday.
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Two Delta pilots are being blamed for accidentally landing a passenger plane at a military base in South Dakota.
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A documentary on British jihadists has been removed from Channel 4 and Netflix after it was revealed that it featured one of the men who carried out Saturday’s terrorist attack in London.
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Some 73 years on from the D-Day landings of World War II, those who fought to overcome German Nazi oppression on the beaches of Normandy are being honored with images depicting their extraordinary bravery.
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The Iraqi military, who were filmed torturing and abusing civilians, are “mainly supervised by US commanders,” a member of the Baghdad Security Committee, has said, telling RT that American military personnel have “some type of immunity” in such cases.
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California has signed a cooperation agreement with China on clean energy technology, emissions trading and air pollution reduction in an effort to bridge the gap left by President Donald Trump’s decision to pull the US from the Paris climate accord last week.
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Flint residents can move forward with their lawsuit against some city and state employees for exposing them to lead-contaminated water and hiding the contamination, a judge has said though Governor Snyder and the state of Michigan have immunity.
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Two people have died and dozens more have been hospitalized in central Georgia in recent days as state law enforcement agencies begin investigations into a rash of overdoses from what may be the drug Percocet.
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The US-led coalition inside Syria says that it has destroyed pro-government forces that entered the deconfliction zone established by the United States and Russia around a coalition training facility. The coalition last struck a pro-government convoy in the area on May 18.
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A bank sales manager in Flint, Michigan has resigned after a recording emerged of him using a racial slur while blaming the city’s water problems on African-Americans.
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An Afghan asylum-seeker who stabbed a five-year-old Russian boy to death in the German town of Regensburg was wearing an ankle monitor after being convicted of arson in 2009 and serving time in jail, local media report.
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As postal votes pour in ahead of Thursday’s UK general election, officials from the major parties are examining sample data – and it seems the Conservative Party has tweaked its tactics accordingly.
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US President Donald Trump has hinted that the spat which saw Saudi Arabia, the UAE and several other Arab League states cut ties with Qatar over alleged funding of terrorist groups was a result of his recent Middle East trip.
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Bitcoin’s rocketing rise in value shows no sign of abating after breaking the $2,900 mark Tuesday.
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Japanese police arrested a 14-year-old boy for creating and distributing malware designed to infect and encrypt computers to financially exploit victims.
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BBC Newsnight host Evan Davis has admitted that although his employer receives thousands of complaints about alleged editorial bias, producers do not act on them at all.
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Police in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania are tracking a group of juveniles who, seemingly unprovoked, attacked a mentally-challenged man with sucker punches. The teens filmed the assault and posted the video on Facebook, where it's gone viral.
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Russian forces are challenging NATO to take part in their annual tank platoon competition, in the hope that the transatlantic bloc will finally turn up this year and test itself in what could be the closest thing to a Russia-NATO tank battle.
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Qatar’s $1-billion ransom deal to release royal family members kidnapped in Iraq was allegedly one of the reasons the Gulf monarchies’ decided to severe diplomatic ties with Doha, the Financial Times (FT) reports, citing sources close to the case.
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Rural English seats have long been considered safe Tory terrain. But in the southwest constituency of East Devon, one pro-EU independent could be about to challenge that complacent assumption.
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Louisiana congressman Clay Higgins is appealing to “Christendom” to “hunt down” and kill anyone suspected of being an "Islamic radical."
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Russia has added over 190 football hooligans to a blacklist for the upcoming FIFA 2017 Confederations Cup, which will be hosted across four Russian cities from June 17 to July 2.
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Filmmaker Michael Moore is urging White House staff and members of law enforcement to leak information about misconduct in the US government to his new website TrumpiLeaks.
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The Moroccan-Italian man identified as the third London attacker told Italian authorities “I’m going to be a terrorist” when he was stopped at Bologna Airport last year trying to travel to Syria, it has been reported.
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