Новости за 23.07.2017

Iran and Iraq have sealed an agreement to boost military cooperation and to battle against “terrorism and extremism”, Iranian media has reported.
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The new White House communications director has promised to take “drastic action” to prevent leaks from the Trump administration, warning, “they’re going to get fired” if the leaks do not stop.
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Pro-Israel and pro-Palestine demonstrators held opposing rallies outside the Israeli embassy in London, after Israel expanded security measures for Palestinians wishing to pray at the al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, Islam’s third holiest site.
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A molecule previously used as an antibiotic could be key in combating the effects of the Zika virus, according to new research from a Spanish university.
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The Arab League has warned Israel about crossing “a red line” in the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict over the sacred city of Jerusalem. Meanwhile, an Israeli minister said the metal detectors that triggered the violence will remain.
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Police are investigating death threats made against hospital staff treating Charlie Gard, the terminally-ill 11-month-old baby at the center of a right-to-life case in London’s High Court.
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More than 200 sheep have plunged to their deaths after being chased over a cliff by a brown bear in the Pyrenees.
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Protesters squared off against riot police outside the St. Louis Medium Security Institution in Duluth, Minnesota, where they were demonstrating against allegedly inhumane conditions inside the facility.
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A correspondent for Sputnik’s Arab news desk, Sara Nureddin, has come under fire in western Mosul. An Iraqi soldier accompanying her received five gunshot wounds.
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A US vending business is entering a new era of ‘convenience’ by implanting microchips in employees that will allow them access to basic workplace amenities.
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A falling palm tree has claimed the life of an Indian TV presenter in a freak accident that was filmed on CCTV.
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A massive inferno is raging at a construction site of an apartment complex in Waltham, Massachusetts, reportedly spreading to nearby buildings.
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Ankara procuring the advanced S-400 anti-missile system from Russia would become a matter of concern for Washington, Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff Joseph Dunford said, dismissing reports of the purchase as “incorrect.”
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A 16-year-old German girl, who went missing a year ago after converting to Islam, has been identified among those captured by the Iraqi military last week, a prosecutor confirmed. According to Iraqi officials, the girl was working with ISIS police.
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Planes meet sport cars on the second day of races at the MAKS 2017 Air Show outside Moscow. The two-day competition resulted in a 6-6 tie.
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Security at the Swedish Open detained a man after he invaded center court to shout Nazi slogans during a high-profile match being broadcast on television.
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A large-scale piece of crop art intended to send a powerful message on the migrant crisis has been ploughed over on a field near Verona, Italy.
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The popularity of French President Emmanuel Macron has tumbled by 10 percent since he came to power, a new survey shows. Apart from Jacques Chirac, who fell 15 points between May and July 1995, it is the biggest drop for a French leader.
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An Indian man was arrested and charged with assault after a German PhD student accused him of masturbating in front of her in a posh New Delhi neighborhood.
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Strange signals emanating from a dwarf star are not evidence of extraterrestrial life. That’s according to astronomers who detected the unidentified radio signals, setting off public speculation that aliens were trying to making contact with Earth.
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A disabled man who spent almost three weeks behind bars told RT about his time in jail, how his family reacted to his freedom, and how he managed to run a night club from a wheelchair.
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The US government has been flooded with more than 10 million comments about rolling back net neutrality regulations.
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Fancy throwing snowballs in summer or going barefoot and T-shirt-clad during a ‘snowfall’ in July? This weekend in St. Petersburg, Russia would have been perfect after a heavy hailstorm hit the city.
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A wax statue of pop icon Beyoncé at world famous wax museum Madame Tussauds in New York has been “adjusted” after drawing criticism due to the lightness of the sculpture’s skin.
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More than 100 refugee minors remain missing after being smuggled into the UK illegally from France during the last 12 months, the Independent has learned, warning of potential sexual abuse of children by their smugglers.
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