In Nigeria an outbreak of meningitis killed 489 people
This year the meningitis outbreak led to the deaths of 489 people in Nigeria, said the world health organization. The center for disease control reported 4637 suspicious cases.
Assad rejected accusations of chemical attack
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has rejected accusations on chemical attack last week, saying that it is a complete fabrication, which is contrary to numerous eyewitness reports, independent analysis, and even the explanation given by his most powerful ally - Russia.
Vice-President Mike Pence will travel to South Korea
In the face of increasing tensions with North Korea by Vice-President Mike Pence will travel Saturday to South Korea during a scheduled visit on his first official visit to the Asia-Pacific region.
The United States dropped on Afghanistan "the mother of all bombs"
According to the Afghan Ministry of defense, a huge American bomb, dropped on Thursday in tunnels ISIS in Eastern Afghanistan have killed 36 militants.
North Korea is preparing for the sixth nuclear test
North Korean monitoring service said on Wednesday that nuclear area in Pung-Ri in the country "prepared and ready" by the sixth nuclear test.
Died actor Charlie Murphy
Comedian Charlie Murphy died Wednesday after a long illness, he was sick with leukemia, according to his publicist Domenica Nati. Murphy was 57 years old. He was the older brother of the famous actor Eddie Murphy.
United Airlines apologized for the incident with the passenger
Two other employees of the security service was sent on leave, and the passengers received compensation after the forced removal of the passenger United Airlines from the plane on Sunday.
North Korea fears US aggression
Technically being in a state of war with its southern neighbor, the North Koreans warned constant vigilance to threats from outside, especially from the USA.
Stunning reversals trump against NATO, China and Russia
Within a few hours after making the policy changes President Donald trump refused positions which were the basis of his campaign. NATO, he said, "is no longer obsolete".
In Krasnoyarsk region began the season of forest fires
In the Krasnoyarsk region with the onset of spring the season of forest fires. Now the causes of fires, mostly not extinguished braziers and cigarette butts, but it does happen and arson. MOE and local residents decided to fight fire together.
In Rostov-on-don blocked a major channel for the legalization of migrants
In Rostov-on-don blocked a major channel for the legalization of migrants. A group of criminals, using false documents, issued to the inhabitants of the CIS countries residence permits and Russian citizenship. Moreover, it is not only about those who come to work, but also about outright criminals.
The immigration Department of Malaysia is looking for 117 North Koreans
Malaysian authorities are looking for 117 North Koreans, who overstayed their work permits, according to the immigration Department of the country. Datuk Mustafar Ali, Director General of the immigration Department of Malaysia, said Tuesday that authorities are looking for North Korean workers.
Putin spoke about the chemical attack in Syria
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the hidden forces inside Syria were plotting a chemical attack and now accused in the attack the Syrian regime.
Near the bus club "Borussia Dortmund" the explosion occurred
Yesterday near the bus with the German players of the famous club "Borussia Dortmund" blew up 3 of the projectile. The team was preparing to play a match in the Champions League against Monaco.
Nikki Haley accused Russia of cowardice
The US representative to the UN, Nikki Haley has described Russia as an isolated and fearful after deadly chemical attacks by Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad last week, which killed dozens of civilians, including children.
Trump and Jinping discussed the situation with North Korea
Chinese President XI Jinping discussed the situation with North Korea and Syria with US President Donald trump, in a telephone conversation on Wednesday, the Ministry of foreign Affairs of China.
In Moscow said goodbye to Yevgeny Yevtushenko
Hundreds of people came to the Central house of writers in Moscow to bid farewell to the last poet of the sixties by Yevgeny Yevtushenko. Today, the poet buried at the cemetery Peredelkino.
Defenders: Ukraine should stop the repression in Odessa
International human rights activists demanded that the authorities of Ukraine to release all political prisoners and stop repressions in Odessa. Action of solidarity with inhabitants of Odessa took place in 18 cities in the U.S. and Europe. Organizers have handed over to the Ukrainian Embassy letter with an appeal to stop the persecution
Greenpeace activists blocked the entrance to the headquarters of Coca-Cola
Greenpeace activists blocked the entrance to the headquarters of Coca-Cola in the UK the 2.5-ton sculpture depicting seagulls, spewing plastic, and urged the company to do more to prevent contamination with plastics.
Russia is ready to take over a us oil company
Russia is ready to take over a us oil company. Russian state oil company "Rosneft" demands a share in the American energy company "Citgo" located in Houston, Texas.
Pakistan has sentenced to death an Indian spy
Pakistan has sentenced to death an Indian man accused of spying, which further increased tensions between the two countries. India argues that the former naval officer was "stolen" from Iran and said that his execution would be an act of "intentional murder."
In the US the passenger dragged from the plane
Employees of United Airlines dragged a passenger from a crowded plane. The Department of transport announced that it would consider the incident where a passenger was forcibly removed from the aircraft.
The DPRK is willing to meet US "by any means"
North Korea warned Monday that it will respond to "wild aggression" on the part of the United States, "by any means", when the strike group of the US aircraft carriers headed for the Korean Peninsula.
Trump administration sends mixed signals on Syria
The foreign Ministers of the leading allies of the United States met Monday amid mixed signals from the administration trump on the future of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
The number of refugees in Mosul for the week increased by almost 20 thousand people
The number of refugees in Iraq's Mosul for the week increased by almost 20 thousand people. These people were able to escape alive from the ISIL terrorists and not get hit by bombs. But their trials aren't over. Refugees come into internment camps.