A 5.3 magnitude earthquake has struck25km of the town of Waiouru in New Zealand, USGS reported. The quake was felt in several other cities across the centre of North island, local press reported.Read Full Article at RT.com
Saturday, October 31, 2015
5.3 magnitude quake rattles New Zealand North Island
A 5.3 magnitude earthquake has struck25km of the town of Waiouru in New Zealand, USGS reported. The quake was felt in several other cities across the centre of North island, local press reported.Read Full Article at RT.com
Blasts, gunfight rock hotel in Somali capital, killing at least 2
At least two people have been killed after a car bomb exploded at the gate of a hotel in the Somali capital Mogadishu. The explosion was reportedly followed by a gunfight and another blast. Armed attackers have reportedly managed to enter the building.Read Full Article at RT.com
‘Bizarre & absolutely stupid’: French lawmaker demoted from PACE over Crimea visit, Russia support
French lawmaker Thierry Mariani has been asked to step down from the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) after he traveled to the Black Sea peninsula of Crimea as part of the French delegation in July. RT has caught up with the politician to get his reaction.Read Full Article at RT.com
‘Sicily is not a war lab!’ Hundreds march against NATO drills (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
Hundreds of people have taken to the streets of Sicily protesting against Trident Juncture 2015, the largest military maneuvers in more than a decade, which NATO claims are designed to adapt the alliance to “emerging security challenges.”Read Full Article at RT.com
Secular publisher hacked to death in Bangladesh, 3 others wounded in similar attacks
A publisher of secular books was hacked to death in Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka on Saturday after three of his colleagues were wounded in a separate attack.Read Full Article at RT.com
Search & recovery operation underway in Egypt after Russian plane crashes killing all 224 on board
Egyptian and Russian search and rescue teams are continuing recovery operations at the scene of a Russian passenger jet crash in the Sinai peninsula. The Airbus A321 belonging to Russia’s Kolavia airline went down en route to St. Petersburg leaving no survivors.Read Full Article at RT.com
Civilian casualties in E. Ukraine drop by 55%, but landmines still threaten locals – UN
The ceasefire observed by all parties in the Ukrainian conflict has led to a 55 percent reduction in deaths and injuries among civilians in Donbass, the UN’s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said. However, the overall threat has not been eliminated.Read Full Article at RT.com
Italian school rejects girl with AIDS, family appeals to education minister
An 11-year-old girl was excluded from classes at an Italian school and offered long-distance learning support instead, local media reported, saying the decision was based on "unfounded fears about AIDS contagion."Read Full Article at RT.com
Record radiation at Fukushima power plant could kill person in under 1 hour – reports
Deadly radiation levels of up to 9.4 Sieverts per hour have been recorded at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant – enough to kill a person in less than an hour if directly exposed, local media reports.Read Full Article at RT.com
'We are flying home:' Grief & disbelief online over shocking Sinai air crash
Social media has been adding faces to the victims of the Russian passenger jet crash in Egypt on Saturday, making the tragedy even more heartbreaking - with the last posts of victims recounting their happy holidays and bidding farewell to Egypt.Read Full Article at RT.com
UN chief says Catalonia call for independence from Spain is illegitimate
Catalonia’s push for independence from Spain is illegitimate, as the region has not been recognized by the United Nations as a non-autonomous territory, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told Spanish media.Read Full Article at RT.com
Scientists design ‘bio-grenades’ to hit cancer
British researchers have been working on a potential breakthrough in cancer treatment by creating hit-activated ‘grenades’ that accurately deliver treatment to cancerous tissues and spare healthy cells.Read Full Article at RT.com
Le Figaro poll: Over 70% want Syria’s Assad to remain in power
A recent poll carried out by France’s Le Figaro newspaper has indicated that at least 72 percent of respondents want Syrian President Bashar Assad to remain in power.Read Full Article at RT.com
Israel legalizes 800 homes in W. Bank settlements, says homes aren’t new
Israel has legalized about 800 homes in four settlements in the West Bank, the Interior Ministry said. The decision comes amid increasing violence across the occupied Palestinian territories and Israel, which has resulted in dozens of casualties.Read Full Article at RT.com
Leaked tape exposes Georgia ex-President Saakashvili for ‘inciting bloodshed’
Georgia is demanding explanations from Ukraine after a leaked tape implicated the governor of the Odessa region Mikhail Saakashvili (also Georgia’s former president), in calling for a violent coup in his home country.Read Full Article at RT.com
Thousands rally in Hebron funeral procession for 5 Palestinians ‘killed by IDF’ (PHOTOS)
Thousands have marched through Hebron on the West bank in a funeral procession to commemorate five Palestinians allegedly killed by Israeli forces a few weeks ago. Earlier, their bodies were returned to the Palestinian authorities.Read Full Article at RT.com
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Multicolor splash: Stunning timelapse video shows dazzling Northern Lights in St. Petersburg
Magnificent Northern Lights (auroras borealis) have been captured on a timelapse video near St. Petersburg in Russia. The northern capital can be seen illuminated by a dazzling display of colored lights, ranging from deep green to dark purple.Read Full Article at RT.com
Russian passenger jet goes missing, reportedly crashes over Sinai
A passenger plane belonging to a small Russian airline, which was flying over 220 people from an Egyptian resort to Saint Petersburg, has vanished from radars and reportedly crashed over Sinai.Read Full Article at RT.com
Russian passenger plane with over 220 onboard crashes over Sinai – air traffic conmtrollers
A Russian plane carrying over 220 people has crashed in Egypt, according to sources in the Russian and Egyptian air traffic controllers.Read Full Article at RT.com
Friday, October 30, 2015
Live ammo & Molotovs: Dozens of Palestinians injured in vicious clashes with Israelis (VIDEOS)
Intense clashes have engulfed West Bank and Gaza Strip resulting in almost a hundred of injuries and several deaths. Israeli forces used live rounds and tear gas to push back violent Palestinian youths who pelted the officers with stones and Molotov cocktails.Read Full Article at RT.com
US bioweapons labs, billions in research is a ‘real problem’ – Russian security chief
The head of Russia’s Security Council has warned of “a real problem” posed by the growing number of US-controlled laboratories that produce biological weapons. Nikolay Patrushev estimated that Washington allocates “tens of billions of dollars” to this research.Read Full Article at RT.com
‘Spooky’ asteroid to fly by Earth on Halloween
A spooky asteroid will invade the Halloween sky as it passes close by Earth, just a little over 100,000 kilometers (62,000 miles) from the orbit of the moon, making it possible for amateur astronomers to get a glimpse of the celestial body.Read Full Article at RT.com
Palestinians file new evidence of Israeli ‘war crimes’ to International Criminal Court
A Palestinian delegation headed by Mahmoud Abbas has submitted new documents it claims prove Israeli war crimes to the International Criminal Court (ICC). They allege that ethnic cleansing, house demolitions and collective punishment have taken place.Read Full Article at RT.com
Child porn, drugs and thefts: UN report reveals ‘criminal behavior’ of fired staff
Four UN staff members have been “dismissed” after storing and sharing pornographic images including those of children, a UN report revealed. It also mentions one member having been fired for transporting over 170 kg worth of pot.Read Full Article at RT.com
At least 25 dead, dozens injured in Bucharest club explosion
At least 25 people have been killed and over 80 injured in an explosion which happened during a concert at a venue called Colectiv Club in Bucharest, Romania, according to the country’s interior minister.Read Full Article at RT.com
VIDEOS: Russia carries out numerous test missile launches
Russia has conducted a major test of its strategic missile forces, firing numerous ballistic and cruise missiles from various training areas across the country, videos uploaded by the Ministry of Defense have shown.Read Full Article at RT.com
8-month-old dies from ‘tear gas shot by Israeli forces’ – Palestinian Health Ministry
An eight-month-old Palestinian baby has died from tear gas inhalation near the city of Bethlehem where clashes between Palestinians and the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) had been taking place, the Palestinian Ministry of Health claims.Read Full Article at RT.com
Hungarian PM blames Soros for fueling refugee crisis in Europe
The Hungarian Prime Minister has lashed out at billionaire George Soros, criticizing the support he has expressed towards refugees from the Middle East heading to Europe, saying that he undermines stability on the continent.Read Full Article at RT.com
Saddam-style: ISIS oil exports worth $500m a year 'conducted through Turkey'
The lion's share of Islamic State illegal oil exports is conducted through Turkey and Kurdish areas. Although Washington could curb the illegal traffic, it has chosen to focus on other issues, a former CIA officer told the Sputnik news agency.Read Full Article at RT.com
Years’ worth of rain in 48 hours: Monster cyclone threatens Yemen & Oman with floods, landslides
A large tropical cyclone coming from the Indian Ocean promises record rainfall in the otherwise arid deserts of the Arabian Peninsula. Meteorologists predict about eight years’ worth of rain in the coastal areas of Oman and Yemen within two days.Read Full Article at RT.com
Denmark could vote on Snowden asylum, as MPs get inspired by European Parliament resolution
Denmark could vote on providing asylum for NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, as two political parties have started pushing the Danish parliament to take a national stance on the issue after a recent EU vote in favor of the move.Read Full Article at RT.com
Venezuela to sue US over its decision to regard Caracas as national security threat
Venezuela will sue the US President over the "international illegality" of a decree which describes Caracas as a security threat to the United States and imposes sanctions against its senior officials.Read Full Article at RT.com
Vienna talks: 19 global powers to work to establish nationwide Syria ceasefire
The 19 global and regional powers who have gathered in Vienna have agreed to work towards setting up a nationwide ceasefire in Syria, according to the joint statement.Read Full Article at RT.com
Israel hosts largest-ever intl air force drill, pitting troops against fictional enemy
Israel is hosting its largest-ever international air force exercise. The two-week 'Blue Flag' drill features Israeli, American, Greek and Polish troops in a battle against a fictional enemy state.Read Full Article at RT.com
Photos pending! NASA probe takes ‘deepest-ever’ dive into Saturn moon’s icy plume
The unmanned Cassini spacecraft has successfully dived into the icy spray of Saturn’s moon Enceladus, deeper than ever before. NASA has vowed to release the images shortly, while scientists are eager to get an answer whether the icy ocean world hosts ingredients for life.Read Full Article at RT.com
Hole in ozone layer now size of Russia & Canada combined – UN
The hole in the ozone layer over Antarctica has reached record-breaking levels, and currently covers an area four times the size of Australia, UN scientists have said.Read Full Article at RT.com
Swedish politician says country ‘facing collapse’ due to mass influx of refugees
A leading Swedish politician says the country is facing a refugee catastrophe, which will lead to the “country collapsing.” The bold claims were made by Foreign Minister Margot Wallstrom, who adds the EU needs to do more to take the strain off Stockholm.Read Full Article at RT.com
'Just like humans': Robot simulation can move, interact without instruction
Artificial intelligence technologies are advancing yet again, this time creating a robot simulation that “works just like humans.” It can move and interact with other robots without any instructions.Read Full Article at RT.com
Best RT videos since start of Russian anti-ISIS campaign in Syria 1 month ago (VIDEO)
One month since Russia launched its ops against jihadists in Syria and online coverage of the campaign has boosted and attracted millions to RT online platforms in search of fascinating first-hand videos accounts from the region.Read Full Article at RT.com
World’s most mysterious whale observed for first time (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
The elusive Omura’s whale has been documented for the first time ever by an international group of scientists, over a decade after the mysterious mammal was described as a new species.Read Full Article at RT.com
Teenagers face 4 years in prison for ripping up posters of Turkish president
Two Turkish boys, aged 12 and 13, could spend four years behind bars for "insulting" President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Prosecutors accuse them of ripping up posters of the Turkish leader, while the boys’ lawyer says the charges themselves violate the law.Read Full Article at RT.com
Shaker Aamer, last UK inmate at Guantanamo Bay, reportedly released
Shaker Aamer, the last British inmate at Guantanamo Bay, has been released after almost 14 years behind bars without trial, Sky News reported citing sources.Read Full Article at RT.com
Thursday, October 29, 2015
China warns US against ‘minor’ incidents that could ‘spark war’
China has issued its strongest warning yet to the US over an incident during which a US destroyer sailed within territorial waters of China’s man-made islands in the South China Sea, claiming that US faces running the risk of “a minor incident that sparks war.”Read Full Article at RT.com
Sonic ‘tractor beam’: Engineers develop device to ‘manipulate objects’ &‘defy gravity’
The same sonic tractor beam which flying saucers are equipped with in movies has been developed in real life by a group of engineers who say the prototype device can pull, push and generally manipulate objects using ultrasonic waves.Read Full Article at RT.com
Putting the ‘unmanned’ into UAV: New drone can build its own maps, move autonomously
Unmanned aerial vehicles by definition do not have a human pilot on board, but they still require an operator. Now, Swiss researchers have developed a small drone that is more independent – it can build its own 3D maps and move around autonomously.Read Full Article at RT.com
‘All relevant actors’ gather in Vienna for decisive Syria talks
The multinational meeting in Vienna between “all relevant actors,” according to the EU’s foreign policy chief, is an important step in defining a “common space” for the political settlement of the ongoing crisis in Syria.Read Full Article at RT.com
Israeli forces storm hospital for 3rd time to seize Palestinian suspect’s records (VIDEO)
Israeli authorities have stormed a hospital in Jerusalem for the third constitutive day, deploying rubber bullets and smoke grenades, in order to gain access to the medical records of Palestinians allegedly wounded in clashes with police.Read Full Article at RT.com
US cites ‘press reports’ & secret ‘operational data’ as proof of Russia striking Syrian hospitals
The US maintains that Russian airstrikes hit hospitals and caused collateral damage in Syria. However, when asked to provide supporting evidence, Washington said that it bases its allegations on “press reporting” and unconfirmed accounts from “civil society groups.”Read Full Article at RT.com
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Top 10 Things You Need To Know About The American Eskimo Dog
Sp!d3r_Channel The American Eskimo Dog is a breed of companion dog originating in Germany. The American Eskimo is a member of the Spitz family. Despite its name and appearance, the American Eskimo dog is not from Alaska; the dog’s heritage is traced back to Northern Europe. The breed’s progenitors were German Spitz, but due to anti-German prejudice during the First World War, it was renamed “American Eskimo Dog”. Although modern American Eskimos have been exported as German Spitz Gross (or Mittel, depending on the dog’s height), the breed standards are actually significantly different. In addition to serving as a watchdog and companion, the American Eskimo dog also achieved a high degree of popularity in the 1930s and 1940s United States as a circus performer.
There are three size varieties of the American Eskimo breed, the toy, miniature and the standard. They share a common resemblance with Japanese Spitz and Samoyed dog.
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Russia is ‘great power & essential partner’ in resolving Syrian, other world crises – Sarkozy
Russia is “destined to be a great power” which cannot be isolated and should be reckoned with, Nicolas Sarkozy said on a visit to Moscow. The former French president also noted that all parties seeking to eradicate ISIS should unite their efforts in Syria.Read Full Article at RT.com
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