Trump on Putin: We're Going to 'See What Happens'
President Trump is invoking the Syrian government's killing of helpless men, women, and children - lovely babies, as he says - when his own Muslim travel ban would exclude those very people from the refuge of the United States . Tillerson said the USA was "quite confident" that it "was planned and it was directed and executed by Syrian regime forces". The United States is prepared to "do more" if necessary in Syria, US ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said on Sunday.
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Russia's top diplomat bashes USA for Syrian missile attack
Putin made a similar point in an interview that aired just as Tillerson was sitting down to a meeting with the Russian foreign minister. Lavrov said the Kremlin was confused about the Trump administration's "real intentions", saying they have heard "very ambiguous" and "contradictory" ideas.
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Borussia Dortmund attack: German Police detain one suspect from 'Islamist spectrum'
This gives you the feeling of impotence, that we have to keep functioning and nothing else matters. German authorities have arrested a suspected Islamist on Wednesday in connection with what Chancellor Angela Merkel called a "despicable" attack on soccer team Borussia Dortmund's bus.
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Download All 18 Galaxy S8 Wallpapers in High Quality Here
Then you have your fingerprint sensor, which because of the new large screen design of the Galaxy S8 has been demoted to the back of the smartphone. "The phones can be unlocked by the face of a sleeping person, or even just by a photo", one source stated. Like the preceding unit, the S8 still has a 12-megapixel rear camera with dual pixel features , but its front camera now has 8 megapixels.
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You won't be saying hello to Bixby on your new Galaxy S8
Bixby was reportedly developed using Samsung's in-house technology, but updates will incorporate Viv's features and tech. While Samsung didn't give the BBC a launch date for English Bixby , the Journal's source stated a late-May date was likely.
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Why people prefer Samsung Galaxy S7 as compared to iPhone 7?
The jump in operating profits came despite Samsung sales only increasing by an annual 0.44 percent to 50 trillion won. Details about the successor to last year's Galaxy Note 7 are quite scarce, but some reports state that the smartphone will have 6GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage.
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Paulo Dybala Juventus hero shuts down exit reports
Barcelona's need for goals will also leave space for Juve's stellar attack - which includes Argentina teammates Dybala and Gonzalo Higuain - to exploit. Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri echoed Dybala's cautious sentiments but was plainly delighted with a performance which was capped with a rare second-half goal from Giorgio Chiellini.
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Deadly shark washes up after Cyclone Debbie
By daybreak the centre of the town of 25,000 people in the Northern Rivers region of the state of New South Wales (NSW) was underwater. A photo of the stranded, muddy shark is now going viral on the Facebook page for the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services , the first responders for Australia's northeastern-most state.
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United says it is offering compensation to all passengers on flight
Megan McCarthy, a spokeswoman for the airline, declined to say if the payment would be in cash, frequent-flier miles or other forms. Blumenthal is now asking the federal Department of Transportation for a formal investigation into the incident.
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Tillerson and Russia's Sergey Lavrov to speak after meeting on Syria
They agreed that North Korea has to be de-nuclearized and that the civil war in Syria must be addressed in an "orderly" way. "The world's two foremost nuclear powers can not have this sort of relationship". Putin has spoken of having proof that it was a "false flag" operation meant to rally global opposition to Assad. Nearly 100 days into President Donald Trump's first term in office, the USA has appeared determined to oppose Russian Federation at every corner.
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Garcia tortured no more after Masters win
Rose then tapped Garcia on the heart, which turned out to be a lot bigger than anyone realized. Charl Schwartzel birdied the 18th for a 68 to finish third at 282, one shot ahead of Matt Kuchar , who had a hole-in-one on the 16th on the way to a 67, and Thomas Pieters , who ran off four birdies on the back nine in closing with a 68.
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US, N Korea Military Confrontation Looms for April 15
The Trump administration deployed an armada of aircraft carriers near North Korean waters this week in an apparent show of force. April has proven to be an active month for North Korea in the past, with a failed rocket launch in 2012. The unexpected telephone call came after Mr Trump tweeted: "North Korea is looking for trouble". Trump also extended his kind words to China's help in pressuring North Korea after a handful of missile tests meant to provoke the global community.