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The landmark new Syrian ceasefire plan, brokered in Geneva by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and his US counterpart, John Kerry, is set to start on Monday evening. It will initiate an initial 48-hour truce, which must then hold for the entire week.
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- Belarus parliamentary elections: Polling stations close with 74 percent turnout
- Egypt ex-president’s relatives released from custody
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- US concerned over reports of clashes in southeast Turkey after mass mayor purge
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Two separate airstrikes carried out by the Saudi-led coalition on Saturday claimed the lives of at least 21 civilians in northern Yemen, according to accounts of witnesses cited by Reuters. Local media sources claim the number of deaths exceeds this figure. - French PM warns 15,000 people being radicalized, 1,400 probed amid foiled terror plots
More terror attacks are in store for France, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls has warned, saying that some 15,000 people are in the process of radicalization in France and currently on police radar, while 1400 under investigation. - Cutting-edge arms, 500K visitors: Highlights of Army 2016 expo in Russia
International military exhibition “Army 2016”, which displayed state-of-the art Russian and foreign arms, has drawn to a close after nearly a week in place outside Moscow. It drew more than half a million visitors and dozens of foreign delegations. - Hundreds of thousands rally to push for Catalonia’s independence from Spain (VIDEO, PHOTOS)
Hundreds of thousands have taken to the streets of five Catalan cities for rallies aimed at speeding up the process breakaway from Spain, local media reported.
- Voting Vader: Chewbacca, Pink Panther cast ballots in Belarus election (VIDEO)
In Belarus' parliamentary election, every vote counts. Just ask Darth Vader, Chewbacca, and the Pink Panther – all of whom cast their ballots at the polls. The results were almost as fascinating, with two opposition leaders managing to win seats. - Saudi-led coalition airstrikes kill over 20 civilians in Yemen – reportsTwo separate airstrikes carried out by the Saudi-led coalition on Saturday claimed the lives of at least 21 civilians in northern Yemen, according to accounts of witnesses cited by Reuters. Local media sources claim the number of deaths exceeds this figure.
- Cutting-edge arms, 500K visitors: Highlights of Army 2016 expo in RussiaInternational military exhibition “Army 2016”, which displayed state-of-the art Russian and foreign arms, has drawn to a close after nearly a week in place outside Moscow. It drew more than half a million visitors and dozens of foreign delegations.
- Russia & US-brokered Syria ceasefire coming into force, 48hr pause to start at sunsetThe landmark new Syrian ceasefire plan, brokered in Geneva by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and his US counterpart, John Kerry, is set to start on Monday evening. It will initiate an initial 48-hour truce, which must then hold for the entire week.
- Hundreds of thousands rally to push for Catalonia’s independence from Spain (VIDEO, PHOTOS)Hundreds of thousands have taken to the streets of five Catalan cities for rallies aimed at speeding up the process breakaway from Spain, local media reported.
- French female jihadist suspects were planning Eiffel Tower attack – report
Three suspected female jihadists who were arrested in France last week had been planning to set off an explosion near the Eiffel Tower, Le Journal du Dimanche has reported citing an anonymous source close to the investigation. - French PM warns 15,000 people being radicalized, 1,400 probed amid foiled terror plotsMore terror attacks are in store for France, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls has warned, saying that some 15,000 people are in the process of radicalization in France and currently on police radar, while 1400 under investigation.
- Migrants injured after becoming trapped atop Spanish border fence for hours (VIDEO)
Five migrants were reportedly injured when they climbed to the top of a border fence in northern Africa and became stuck there for several hours. - Forces of opposition commander take all three key Libyan oil ports
Libyan National Army forces loyal to a controversial eastern Libyan commander have seized all three of Libya’s oil ports, ruining the plans of the Tripoli-based UN-backed Government of National Accord (GNA) to put them back into operation. - Gold & nickel nanofish could soon be delivering drugs to any area of your body
Engineers in San Francisco have come up with an amazing invention: a fish 1/100 the size of a grain of sand that could carry drugs to specific areas of the body, be used for invasive surgeries, and even single cell manipulation. - 3 women wearing Burqa-like robes shot dead after attacking Kenyan police station
Three Kenyan women suspected of being militants were killed after they attacked a police station in the coastal city of Mombasa. The women had concealed a knife and petrol bomb under their traditional robes before attacking and being shot by police. - Just won’t stick: Bad glue might delay Austrian presidential re-run
Austria might not be able to stick to the date it has set for its presidential election rerun due to faulty postal ballot papers that simply won’t seal. The embarrassment has already become the subject of online ridicule with the web community.
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