DPRK has organized a "large-scale artillery exercise"
The soldiers of North Korea organized a "large-scale artillery exercise", to mark the creation of the army of the country.
Maoist rebels attacked a convoy in the Central part of India
At least 25 policemen were killed and 6 others injured on Monday when hundreds of suspected Maoist rebels attacked a convoy in Central India, officials said CNN.
In the United States for the first time in 17 years, executed two men
In Arkansas Monday night for the first time since 2000, executed 2 men. Jack Harold Jones and Marcel Wayne Williams was among eight inmates scheduled for execution in April, before the deadline for delivery of state lethal injection drug.
Submarine Michigan arrived in South Korea
Michigan - submarine guided missiles - arrived in South Korea for a show of force in the context of tensions between the United States and North Korea.
Russia accused of meddling in elections in France
According to a recent report of researchers of cyber security, the campaign of the candidate in presidents of France Emmanuela Makron was hacked in recent weeks by hackers, using methods that are similar to break-ins in the United States, aimed at Democratic national Committee last year.
In Ukraine during the explosion killed a member of the patrol SMM
UN for security and cooperation in Europe said that the American assistant attached to a Supervisory patrol in volatile Eastern Ukraine, were killed in an explosion on Sunday.
6 Israelis accused of crimes of hate
6 Israelis were charged with the crime of hate, and the Palestinians were arrested in clashes with Israelis on Sunday afternoon, Recalling that tensions always bubbling under the surface even in times of relative calm.
Died American actress Erin Moran
Popular actress Erin Moran (Erin Moran) who starred on TV since the late 60's to mid 80's and best known for her role in the TV series "Happy days," has died. She was 56 years old.
The Pentagon urged the DPRK to avoid further destabilization of the situation
In the situation of tension between the US and North Korea, the Pentagon on Sunday urged the isolated Communist country to avoid the further destabilization of the situation.
The strongest snow cyclone covered the whole of Eastern Europe
The strongest snow cyclone covered the whole of Eastern Europe. In the Volga region the temperature below the norm by 10 degrees. An accident on the road, the cliffs on the power lines.
In Italy, there was a measles outbreak
Measles outbreak is spreading throughout Italy in 19 of 21 regions of the country recorded more than 1,600 cases.
The US and Russia are on the verge of martial law
American defense officials called the recent appearance of Russian bombers off the coast of Alaska "extraordinary", which in itself testifies to the fact that both countries are on the verge between the conventional military situation and increasing provocation.
In Germany arrested a Russian citizen on suspicion in explosion of the bus
German prosecutors arrested 28-year-old native of Russia on suspicion in Commission last week, the explosion of the bus, which was the football team "Borussia Dortmund".
China is preparing to respond to the situation in the DPRK
The American military-air forces, ground and air forces, equipped with cruise missiles, put "embattled", as the United States have seen evidence that the Chinese army is preparing to respond to potential situation in North Korea, according to CNN.
A man opened fire in Central Paris
Evening of April 20, unknown persons opened fire at the police on the Champs Elysees. The incident killed one employee and injured two more.
In the Kerch Strait looking for the bodies of sailors
In Kerch Strait have resumed the search operation. 8 sailors from a sunken cargo ship "Heroes of Arsenal" is unknown. Rescuers inspect the coastline and the bottom of the Strait. On the eve of one crew member found alive.
Supreme court of Pakistan: Nawaz Sharif will remain in power
Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawaz Sharif is accused of corruption based on the financial documents of the Panama legal company Mossack Fonseca. The Supreme court after the proceedings ordered to conduct further investigation against the Prime Minister.
Trump: Iran remains the "leading sponsor of terrorism in the world"
The administration of the trump amping up the rhetoric against Iran, saying that an international deal to curb Tehran's nuclear program have failed and that Iran remains "the leading sponsor of terrorism in the world."
In Venezuela during the protests, 2 people killed
At least two people were killed on Wednesday when violent clashes marred a national holiday in Venezuela, marking the beginning of the struggle of an independent country from Spain.
China and the United States will stop the nuclear program of the DPRK
Maybe China is tired of a long time ally of North Korea and inclines to the United States. A day after Deputy foreign Ministry of North Korea declared that Pyongyang will test the missile on a weekly basis and to use nuclear weapons in case of threat, the foreign Ministry spokesman of China said,
The British Parliament hopes to approve early elections
Members of the British Parliament awaiting approval of the plan of Prime Minister Theresa may to hold early General elections on 8 June.
In the Black sea sank the cargo ship "Heroes of Arsenal"
In the Black sea, the Kerch ferry crashed ship "Heroes of Arsenal." According to preliminary information, on Board were 12 people, among them 2 Russians. Also on the ship were citizens of Ukraine and Georgia. There is information that a ship owned by a Turkish company
US intercepted Russian Tu-95 in Alaska
Two Russian Tu-95 bomber was intercepted in international airspace off the coast of Alaska two American F-22 Raptor on Monday, the Pentagon confirmed.
Kadyrov accused in the brutal persecution of homosexuals
In Chechnya gay activists complain of crackdown and mass arrests and torture. Speaking to CNN on condition of anonymity, one man who recently left Chechnya after the arrest, said that hundreds of homosexual men, like him, have been arrested by the authorities
The killer, who posted the video on Facebook, committed suicide
Steve Stevens, the Cleveland murderer, who posted the video of the murder on Facebook, has committed suicide in Pennsylvania after police harassment, said the police on Tuesday. The employee noticed a white Ford Fusion Stevens in the suburbs of Erie near a McDonald's restaurant and called authorities.