USA embassy attacker didn't blow himself up
This is what the Police in the country say after a thorough day's search. The United Arab Emirates on Thursday condemned the terrorist attack on the USA embassy in Montenegro's capital Podgorica. The embassy in Podgorica said Thursday all staff are safe and accounted for after the incident. The small Adriatic state of some 660,000 people joined North Atlantic Treaty Organisation last May, a decision that provoked violent protests by the pro-Russian opposition in 2015.
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Suspected grenade attack on US embassy compound in Montenegro
He was reportedly identified on Thursday as an ex-soldier decorated by former Serbian strongman Slobodan Milosevic after NATO's bombing of Serbia and Montenegro in 1999. And Steve Goldstein, Deputy Secretary of state, said eyewitnesses saw a man throws an object through the wall of the Embassy, reports the New York Times .
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Phil Murphy joins with other Democratic governors to push gun control
Rhode Island's Gina Raimondo and Conneticut's Dannel Malloy agreed. "Gun violence is not a New Jersey problem, a NY problem, a CT problem, a Rhode Island problem or a problem for any particular state or region - it is a national problem", Murphy said in a written statement.
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School visit changed Rubio's view of 1 gun issue
The sheriff of the Florida county where a rifle-toting teen gunman killed 17 people told a crowd of young people Wednesday that "America is watching you" and that students should continue to push hard for gun control reform. Speaking Thursday at The King Center in Atlanta, the Rev. Bernice King said the February 14 massacre of 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School "gives us an opportunity to lay aside for a moment our differences and really look at how we can come together as ...
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Mueller files new charges against Manafort and Gates
The indictment adds that Manafort , "with the assistance" of Gates, laundered some $30 million - "income that [Manafort] concealed" from the Treasury and Justice Departments. This was done by the systematic denigrating of Democrat candidate Hillary Clinton. Alex Van Der Zwaan, a London-based attorney and the son-in-law of billionaire German Khan, admitted he made false statements to Mueller's team about his work involving the Ukrainian government.
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No progress for Romania in Corruption Perception Index
An analysis found that in the past six years, more than nine out of 10 journalists were killed in countries with a score of 45 or less on the index. It has chapters in over 100 countries in the world, with its global secretariat office in Berlin, Germany.
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Iran's Zarif says Israel's 'myth of invincibility' has crumbled
When asked about comments made by Iran's Foreign Minister Javad Zarif - who called Netanyahu's use of drone wreckage "a cartoonish circus " - Netanyahu said: "The very fact that Zarif had to respond to this is exactly the point. During his address, Zarif said the downing of the Israeli jet last week shattered Israel's "so-called invincibility". "We will act if necessary not just against Iran's proxies but against Iran itself".
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Redrawn Pennsylvania Congressional Map Could Boost Dems
The Lehigh Valley is now its own district, the 7th, made up of the entirety of Lehigh and Northampton counties. "It looks more like a 9-to-9 division of the state". Dougherty, Debra McCloskey Todd and David N. Wecht. Republicans are expected to appeal the ruling, having argued the Supreme Court usurped power given to the state legislature.
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Pakistan granted three-month reprieve over terror financing watchlist, says minister
A USA motion to put Pakistan on a terrorist financing watch list has been deferred for three months, Pakistani officials said. " Grateful to friends who helped ", Asif said. dollar pipeline that will transport gas from the city of Karachi in southern Sindh to Lahore in the central Punjab. Pakistan's interior minister Ahsan Iqbal warned that putting the country on the Fatf "grey list" would be counterproductive and would damage country's economy while making no mention of the free run that ...
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Israel continues airstrike campaign across Gaza, blames all violence on Hamas
Meanwhile, the Israeli army released a statement confirming the strikes, saying that "Hamas is responsible for everything that happens in the Gaza Strip, above and below ground", the statement read. Sources said that Emadi was not hit directly, but the workers tore pictures of the Emir of Qatar in the place, along with banners thanking Qatar for its financial aid to Gaza.
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Japanese father granted sole custody of 13 surrogate children in Thailand
The Central Juvenile and Family Court yesterday granted Mitsutoki Shigeta the sole custody of his children. It soon emerged that Shigeta had fathered 19 children in total, with 13 babies born to surrogate mothers living in Thailand, and six living in Cambodia and Japan.
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People to take revenge of my disqualification in 2018 polls: Nawaz
Ruling PML-N has secured Rs 56billion worth of historic investment in Pakistan, Nawaz Sharif said. She said that the army is the only institution which is working for the good of the country, and she did not want to badmouth such a prestigious institute.
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