Новости за 05.07.2017

Six in ten American voters support the Trump administration’s new policy of denying entry into the US to people from six Muslim-majority countries, unless they can show a close relationship with someone in the United States, a new poll has found.
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The diplomat representing the US at the Syria peace talks in Astana, Kazakhstan apparently found the entire affair too tiring, as cameras captured him stealing some shut-eye on a hotel sofa.
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North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch is dangerous and requires an escalated diplomatic response, US Ambassador Nikki Haley told the UN Security Council. The US is preparing a new resolution that will likely target China’s trade with Pyongyang.
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A group of protestors stripped down in the city’s main square, placing horns on their heads and covering themselves in red dye in a graphic show of opposition to Pamplona’s controversial bull-running festival.
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A Cape Town magistrate’s court has ruled that an art poster with the words F*ck White People scrawled all over it is not racist or that it amounts hate speech since it seeks to address the problems caused by a white-dominated society.
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Oregon has become the first state to allow residents who don’t identify as male or female to mark their gender as “not specified” on applications for learner’s driving permits, identity cards and driver’s licenses.
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While the US government’s influence in Hollywood is no secret, new documents reveal the staggering extent of CIA and Pentagon influence across hundreds of movies and TV shows.
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The long-awaited meeting of Russian President Vladimir Putin and his US counterpart, Donald Trump, is expected to lay the groundwork for a working dialogue, which is vital for resolving the world’s conflicts, the Kremlin said.
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A US congressman who filmed a video blog in Auschwitz has been criticized by the memorial for his use of a former gas chamber “as a stage.” In the video posted to Facebook on Sunday Clay Higgins used the camp to send a warning to Homeland Security.
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Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has a harsh warning for Islamist militants as the conflict rages in the southern island of Mindanao. His warning comes after the bodies of two Vietnamese sailors were found decapitated.
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Over 100 people were shot over the four-day weekend in Chicago, with a dozen killed. This is despite more than 1,000 extra officers being deployed on the streets during the holiday.
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A New York City police officer was ambushed and fatally shot in the Bronx, while sitting in a marked police vehicle. The attacker was later killed by officers, according to NYPD.
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A “misunderstanding” over Austria’s apparent decision to send troops and military hardware to the border with Italy has been clarified after a discussion between the countries’ leaders. The incident appeared to spark a spat when Rome summoned the Austrian ambassador.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel says Berlin can no longer rely on the US when it comes to the UN, the Middle East, or European security. Her comments come ahead of a planned meeting with US President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the G20 summit.
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Singapore leads the pack of global nations when it comes to protecting itself against cyberattacks, but gaps in cybersecurity can be found in countries across the world, according to a UN report.
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Christian exorcisms have seen an “astonishing” increase over the last few years, religious think tank Theos has said following the publication of a new report.
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Britain could be forced to accept thousands more refugees as the number crossing the Mediterranean from North Africa to Italy has reached an “unprecedented level,” according to a senior EU official.
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The four Arab nations embroiled in a diplomatic crisis with Qatar have dismissed Doha’s response to their demands as “not serious,” and have pledged to continue to keep the Gulf state under political and economic sanctions until it changes its policies.
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America’s UN ambassador infuriated netizens by complaining about having to work on the fourth of July, with many pointing to US troops and firefighters who also had to work the federal holiday.
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The missile launched by North Korea on July 4 was a new type that “we have not seen before,” and launched from a location different from previous missile tests, the Pentagon said.
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A 19-year-old US soldier has died from the wounds he received in Monday’s “indirect fire” attack in Afghanistan’s Helmand province, the Pentagon said. Two other soldiers were wounded.
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Britain’s Royal Military Police are investigating allegations that SAS soldiers executed unarmed Afghan civilians.
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The Russian Kalashnikov arms manufacturer has developed a fully automated combat module based on artificial neural networks, which allows it to identify targets, learn and make decisions on its own.
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Elderly people living in care homes could soon be enjoying the company of specifically designed sex robots, according to a leading organization in the field.
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Former Prime Minister Tony Blair should face prosecution for his role in the UK’s intervention in the 2003 Iraq invasion, the high court has heard.
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