Russian Federation bans photos of Putin depicted as a gay clown
The vast military operation is notionally separate from Syria's brutal six-year war that has left more than 320,000 dead. A spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin called the strike an "aggression" and said the US had violated global law.
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Children, families enjoy Easter egg hunt
Sponsored by the Tehachapi Valley Recreation & Park District, 5,000 colored Easter eggs were scattered about for children up to the age of 10 to find. The event will be held at the Morrill City Park. Although non-Biblical, another prominent secular symbol of Easter is the bunny or rabbit, reportedly introduced to America by German immigrants with their stories of egg-laying hares called " Osterhase ".
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Malappuram Collectorate Blast: 2 more arrested
The arrested, hailing from Madurai, were brought to Malappuram on Monday morning and will be produced before the Manjeri district Sessions Court at about 11 am. Police said Abubacker constituted a terror organization, Al-Muthaqeen Force (AMF), in 2014 to exact revenge for the encounter killing of Tamil Nadu based terror organisation Al Ummah's leader Imam Ali.
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Fox investigating sexual harassment claim against O'Reilly
The Times reported that five women over a period of more than a decade have been paid a total of $13 million by either O'Reilly, Fox News or parent company 21st Century Fox. In response to these allegations, 21st Century Fox said, "We have looked into these matters over the last few months and discussed them with O'Reilly".
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Carrier-led group heads to Korean peninsula
Navy had deployed the Carl Vinson Strike Group, including "two guided missile destroyers and a guided missile cruiser", a move state-owned television network CCTV described as an "act that could heighten tensions". In comments to reporters, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the countries had agreed to increase cooperation in pushing North Korea to abandon its weapons programmes, but made it clear that the U.S.
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Boris Johnson cancels Russian Federation trip just hours before take-off
Previously, Trump had pledged to put top priority on defeating the extremist group Islamic State and suggested that the United States , with possible cooperation with Russian Federation as an option, would not necessarily target the Assad regime as its enemy.
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Haley: "In no way do we see peace" with Assad in power
At the UN Security Council on Wednesday, U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley stood up at her desk to show diplomats photos of dying children gasping for air. "If he needs to do more, he will". McMaster, the National Security Adviser to President Donald Trump, pointed to dual USA goals of defeating the Islamic State terror group and removing Mr.
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Mcebisi Jonas has resigned as an ANC member of parliament
South Africa's rand, bonds and banking shares tumbled sharply on Tuesday after S&P Global Ratings cut the country's credit rating to junk in response to President Jacob Zuma's move to sack its respected finance minister. But it also aims to radically transform the economy "to include the black majority in the ownership and control". More than 20 years after the ANC ended white-minority rule with Nelson Mandela at its helm, inequality festers.
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UN refugee agency urges EU not to return migrants to Hungary
The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) called on EU countries on Monday to suspend transfers of asylum seekers to Hungary, allowed under the Dublin regulation, over reports of police treating migrants poorly until the authorities adjust their policies to European standards.
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Russian Federation suspends communication hotline with Pentagon after United States air strike on Syria
Mr Johnson had been due in the Russian capital on Monday but will stay away as G7 foreign ministers draw up their coordinated response. Last Tuesday, the Assad regime's chemical attack in Khan Shaykhun, Idlib left some 100 men, women, and children dead and more than 500 injured, sparking global outrage.
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Trump calls Sisi to offer condolences after bombing
Hours later, a suicide bomber struck the Saint Mark's Coptic Orthodox Cathedral in Alexandria's Manshyia district. Pope Tawadros II had held Palm Sunday services at the cathedral and the timing of the attack indicated the bomber had sought to assassinate him.
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India offers $5 billion credit line to Bangladesh for projects, defence
Pacts on the strategic areas of defence, civil nuclear cooperation and cyber security were among the almost two dozen agreements signed between India and Bangladesh here on Saturday. "She wished for peace and prosperity in her country as well as good bilateral relations with India", the Khadim said. Veiled references to the country as a source of antagonism where held up in contrast with the cooperation between Bangladesh and India.




