Australia will pay detained on Manus island more than $70 million
The Australian government has agreed to pay to the detainees on Manus island more than $70 million in "the largest settlement within a human rights class" in the country's history.
In Bangladesh due to landslides killed 133 people
On Tuesday in South-Eastern Bangladesh night strong rains triggered a series of landslides. During the accident killed 133 people, officials said.
In Ireland a pregnant woman was admitted to the psychiatric hospital
In Ireland underage pregnant girl who wanted an abortion was placed in a psychiatric hospital against her will, according to the report, published Monday in the framework of the project for reporting and for the care of children. The psychiatrist evaluated the depressive state girls
The USAF demanded from Congress funding for upgrading the A-10
Air force United States requested from Congress funding for the modernization of the venerable fleet Warthog A-10. Air force warned Congress that more than a third of the 283 aircraft A-10 must be grounded, if Congress does not increase the budget of the air force to resume production
In Italy, the mother forgot girl in car
In Italy killed a 1.5 year old girl, after mother left her in the car. The woman wanted to have a baby in a manger on the way to work, but forgot to do it. In the car under the hot sun, the girl spent 6 hours.
Astana hosts SCO summit
In Astana summit of the Shanghai cooperation organization. Russia is Vladimir Putin. The main topics were the fight against terrorism, the situation in the middle East and the economy. The key event of the summit - joining the SCO India and Pakistan. Today the leaders will take part in the ceremony
May loses the election
British voters dealt a stunning blow to Prime Minister Theresa may, destroying the parliamentary majority and prompting calls for her resignation.
Philippines will leave Qatar without workers
The Philippines stated that he will send workers to Qatar until it is clear the consequences of the regional political crisis.
The Chinese Corporation will build the new Egypt capital
The Chinese company China Fortune Land Development Company will Finance the construction of the new capital of Egypt.
Google is losing advertisers due to extremist videos
Google is still a big problem with extremist videos. Three advertisers - Etihad Airways, Marriott, and Deliveroo withdrew their advertising after he discovered that it was broadcast on YouTube with videos made by the preachers of hate.
Qatar continues to import gas to its neighbors
Qatar continues to import gas to its neighbors, despite the blockade, which is already harming the Gulf state.
In India, riots broke out after the murder of farmers
In the Central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh protests erupted after the police admitted that they opened fire on crowds of protesters Tuesday, killing 5 people. The country sent more than 1,000 paramilitary forces to quell the unrest.
Damascus has accused the US of mass murder
American aircraft attacked the positions of Syrian government forces in the South-East of the country. Among the soldiers there are dead and wounded. In Damascus, a new attack by the Western coalition was viewed as supporting terrorists.
Police arrested 3 more people in the investigation of the terrorist attack in London
British authorities on Wednesday arrested three more people in connection with the attack in London last week, said the Metropolitan police of London. The authorities have also conducted two additional searches in East London.
In Morocco, were found the oldest remains of Homo sapiens
The oldest fossils of Homo sapiens were found in Jebel Erode, Morocco. The remains of 100 thousand years older than previously discovered fossils of Homo sapiens that have been dated securely. The discovery was presented in the study in the journal Nature on Wednesday.
In the UK started early elections
In the UK started early elections. Polling stations opened at 07.00 local time (09.00 GMT). More than 46 million people are eligible to vote in 4 major UK elections, after the referendum in Scotland in 2014 and General elections in 2015 and vote on
Iran accused Saudi Arabia support ISIS
The Iranian revolutionary guard accused Saudi Arabia that supported ISIS in the deadly attacks on the Iranian Parliament and the mausoleum of Khomeini.
North Korea fired 4 anti-ship missiles
North Korea fired four anti-ship missiles into the sea East of the Korean Peninsula, reported South Korean military to demonstrate your "exact target" ability. Officials in South Korea have stated that the shells fired near the Eastern port
In Iran there was an attack on the Parliament and the mausoleum of Khomeini
State media reports, the attackers simultaneously attacked the building of the Iranian Parliament and the tomb of revolutionary founder of the Republic in Tehran of Ayatollah Khomeini.
In Paris gunman attacked police officers in the Cathedral of Notre Dame
In Paris on Tuesday a man attacked an officer in the Notre Dame Cathedral, shouting "This is for Syria," - said the Minister of internal Affairs of France Gerard Colomb. Algerian student attacked officer with hammer, but was also armed with machetes, said Colombe. The French foreign Ministry announced that the state officer
In the Iranian capital committed mass attack
According to state media, in the Iranian capital of Tehran made a mass attack. Two people were injured in the bomb explosion and firing in the temple of the Ayatollah Khomeini to
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USA: Russian hackers have created the crisis in the Persian Gulf
Researchers said Russian hackers violated the state news Agency of Qatar and established a fake news report that contributed to the crisis among the closest US allies in the Persian Gulf, according to us officials about the investigation.
Qatar got the land blockade
Manual FIFA's talks with Qatar. After 8 countries broke off diplomatic relations with the Emirate, under the threat of holding the world Cup in 2020. Citizens urgently buy in stores food. Qatar got the land blockade. The state produces only a tenth
A gunman opened fire in Orlando, specifically chose his victims
According to police, the gunman who opened fire Monday in Orlando, Florida, was specifically selected his victims and had a conflict, at least with one of them.