Новости за 13.04.2018

When asked why he doesn’t tweet President Donald Trump a “link to the UN Charter,” Russia’s Ambassador to the UN, Vasily Nebenzya, cracked up, saying he didn't even know how to use Twitter.
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Police removed some 200 students who occupied the famous Sorbonne University in Paris. Several universities across France remain blocked by protesters raging against a new educational reform.
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A newly released Department of Defense (DoD) report has confirmed the presence of US contractors in Syria. It appears to be the first time this has been done under the Trump administration.
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The BBC has sparked fury among its audience over its decision to broadcast a “racist” speech warning Britain could face “rivers of blood” if it failed to curb immigration.
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Washington’s behavior in light of the situation in Syria and the threats against the country are “not worthy” of a permanent member of the UN Security Council, Russia’s envoy to UN, Vassily Nebenzia said.
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We’ve already heard about US exceptionalism from Albright, Obama, and Clinton, but we are no longer in the 1990s, we are in a multipolar world, says Peter Kuznick, professor of history at American University.
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Peruvian national team captain Paolo Guerrero could miss the Russia 2018 World Cup if his drug ban for cocaine is extended, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) said Friday.
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Russian six-time Paralympic champion Mikhalina Lysova has won a court case against German newspaper Bild, which called her “the Russian who takes doping” on the eve of the 2018 PyeongChang Games.
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International relations should not be affected if someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich said. US President Donald Trump recently took to Twitter to threaten strikes on Syria.
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Some 150 Palestinians, including a Red Crescent volunteer, have been injured as protests at the Gaza border enter a third week. The Great Return March has seen 34 Palestinians killed and more than 1,000 wounded by Israeli fire.
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Some 30 Palestinians, including a Red Crescent volunteer, have been injured as protests at the Gaza border enter a third week. The Great Return March has seen 34 Palestinians killed and more than 1,000 wounded by Israeli fire.
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Prime Minister Theresa May must apologize to the Commonwealth for Britain’s historic failures, the shadow foreign secretary has said ahead of a summit of member states in London.
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Jeremy Hunt will be referred to parliament’s standards watchdog for a potential breach of anti-money laundering laws, after he failed to disclose a 50 percent stake in a firm that bought luxury apartments.
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) sniper who shot a Palestinian while fellow soldiers cheered was using the victim as “target practice,” Kamel Hawwash of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign told RT, calling the incident “inhumane.”
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte threatened to arrest an International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor, arguing she had no right conduct investigations as his country was no longer under ICC jurisdiction.
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Danish Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen says that Denmark cannot prevent the Russian-led Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project from being implemented, national commercial broadcaster TV2 reports.
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The London Stock Exchange has appointed as its CEO Goldman Sachs investment banker David Schwimmer, the namesake of the actor who played Ross from ‘Friends.’ The internet, delighted at the coincidence, then went into meltdown.
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Passengers waiting to board a flight from Amsterdam to London looked on in amazement as aviation fuel spilled on the runway before them. The British Airways flight was delayed as a result.
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Russian lawmakers have drafted a bill suspending cooperation with US companies in the nuclear, missile and aircraft-building spheres, as well as introducing restrictions on imports of alcohol and tobacco produced in the US.
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Russia's Federation Council is looking to adopt counter-sanctions against the US, under which the country may ban exports of titanium components to aircraft giant Boeing, according to Russian Senator Sergey Ryabukhin.
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US stock markets are currently passing through the same peaks they faced 11 years ago, right before the massive sell-off that triggered the 2008 financial crisis, according to Phil Town, who sold his stocks before the crash.
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The European Parliament's Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs committee will ask MEPs to vote for Hungary to be sanctioned over alleged violations of the rule of law, just days after Viktor Orban's decisive re-election.
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A teacher at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, the site of the February shooting that claimed 17 lives, has been arrested for leaving his loaded pistol in a public toilet, where a homeless man later fired it.
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Arsenal fans received a pleasant greeting when visiting Moscow for their Europa League game versus CSKA, as they were presented with traditional Russian hats as a warm ‘Gentlefan’ welcome.
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