Новости за 28.06.2017

Pope Francis has urged businesses across the world to bring more young employees into the workforce, saying it is "foolish and short-sighted" to force older people to continue working. He also noted the unfairness of women receiving less pay than men.
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US surveillance planes have intensified flights off the coast of Syria after Washington accused Damascus of plotting a chemical attack. Meanwhile, the aircraft carrier USS George H. W. Bush is en route to the Israeli port of Haifa.
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Telegram's application has provided all necessary documents to be registered in Russia after being threatened with blocking by the country’s media watchdog. However, the messaging company says it won’t share users’ data with anyone.
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Berlin's police department has defended the behavior of their party animal officers who were dismissed from working at the upcoming G20 summit, saying they're "only human." Meanwhile, the city's club scene has rewarded the cops for throwing a "great party."
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The Shadow Brokers has threatened to name and shame a former NSA Equation Group member “writing ugly tweets” about the hacking group.
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The Israel Defense Forces says it has responded to a “projectile launched from Syria towards Israel” by firing at Syrian army positions.
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Nikki Haley, the US Ambassador to the United Nations, has told Congress that the US should decide on its role in Syria for the time when ISIS is driven out, “because a healthy Syria is not with Assad.”
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The spread of Islamic State to the Philippines should be a “wake-up call” for US allies in the Pacific and require a new regional partnership, according to the admiral in charge of US Pacific Command (USPACOM).
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A South Korean town has partnered with a Canadian company to sell local canned mountain air. The Korean municipality believes the partnership will help promote local nature and boost tourism.
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Twitter can be used for more than simply keeping up with trending hashtags. In fact, it can be used as an “invaluable” police tool for detecting riots, according to a new study.
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Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has once again reassured troops fighting an Islamist insurgency in Marawi CIty that he will protect them from legal action, reiterating his desire to retake the city by any means necessary.
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Follow all the action as Portugal take on Chile in Kazan for a place at the the Confed Cup final.
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The mayor of a small town in central France has reignited the burkini debate after banning the full-body swimwear from a new leisure park, despite a high court ruling the bans illegal last year.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and his US counterpart, Donald Trump, will most likely have the chance to talk at next week’s G20 summit in Hamburg, Germany, according to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
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Each of the 10 Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) MPs brought in to prop up Theresa May’s minority government is “worth more” than Real Madrid footballer Cristiano Ronaldo, quipped Scottish National Party (SNP) MP Alison Thewliss.
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Two ticket inspectors of the Deutsche Bahn German train system were caught on camera savagely dragging a black man out of a train after he reportedly refused to provide his ID and pay a fine for not having a ticket.
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The Detroit Department of Transportation has released footage of a high-speed collision between a speeding SUV and a bus which took place in May.
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The Republican healthcare proposal amounts to a tax cut for the rich, and the US economy would benefit far more from establishing single-payer healthcare, according to Warren Buffett, one of the richest men in America.
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Confederations Cup action returns on Wednesday night as the semifinal stage kicks off in Kazan with European champions Portugal taking on Copa America winners Chile.
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Opportunities for poor children are growing so slowly that it will take another 40 years for disadvantaged pupils to catch up with classmates in their first year of school, a report has found.
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China has floated out a new domestically-built guided missile destroyer which boasts advanced weapons. The Chinese military says it marks a new step in the development of the country’s navy.
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Creating a single file can vaccinate computers against the ‘Petya’ ransomware attack but a ‘kill-switch’ cure for the digital infection has so far eluded cyber security researchers, which may be a sign of worse to come.
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The UK should not make further cuts to its military budgets because its army is “already too small,” US military experts have warned.
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Canadian lawyer and WADA-sanctioned investigator Richard McLaren says he suspects that Russia operates a system of doping cover-ups for football players, which is separate from the one mentioned in his previous reports that led to a Russian Olympics ban.
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George Lucas’ billion-dollar Museum of Narrative Art has been given the go-ahead by the Los Angeles City Council, who approved construction at Exposition Park on the city’s south side. The museum is expected to open some time in 2021.
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