The DPRK successfully launched a new ballistic missile
North Korea says it successfully launched a new ballistic missile, according to state media.
In Donetsk say goodbye to Michael Thick
In Donetsk say goodbye to the commander of the battalion "Somalia" Mikhail Tolstoy. The civil funeral was attended by thousands of people. Among them, the representatives of the DND, colleagues of the battalion commander, as well as local residents.
In Australia the driver almost died in a water pit
In Australia driver 3 tonne excavator Daniel Miller fell into a water pit. The Aussie was a few hours in an uncomfortable position so he could breathe.
In New Zealand killed hundreds of whales
In New Zealand, 400 species of whales got stranded. Made a desperate effort to save at least part of them.
Abe and trump will go on the Golf course
The Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe and President Donald trump will meet at the White house on Friday and then travel to the Golf course on Saturday.
XI Jinping held telephone talks with trump
The President of the United States Donald trump and his Chinese counterpart XI Jinping talked over the phone on Thursday evening. It was the first conversation between them since trump took office.
In the Brazilian city protests erupted
More than 100 people were killed and several were injured in the Brazilian city "Xai Xai" this week, after a military police went on strike, demanding higher wages and benefits.
New Jersey was hit by another storm
New Jersey was hit by another storm. Including new York, Boston and Philadelphia public schools are closed. In new Jersey, the state's Governor Chris Christie also announced that government offices will be closed for all employees.
On the outskirts of Paris police raped a black man
Violence broke out on the outskirts of Paris and have spread at least 5 surrounding towns amid public protest against the alleged rape of a young black man by the police.
Iran launched another missile
A U.S. official reports that Iran has launched a defensive anti-aircraft guided missile (SAM) on Wednesday. The missile was launched from the same site that Iran had used for their failed tests medium-range missiles earlier this month.
Madonna adopted twin girls from Malawi
Madonna announced to Instagram that she adopted twin girls from Malawi. "I can officially confirm, I finished the process of adopting twin sisters from Malawi and I'm overjoyed that they are now part of our family," writes Madonna.
Found new Dead sea scrolls
Archaeologists during excavations found on the legendary Jewish rock, the Dead sea scrolls, full of jars for storing Antiques. It was the first time in 60 years.
Press Secretary of the White house demanding an apology from McCain
Press Secretary of the White house Sean Spicer said Wednesday that critics of a recent RAID in Yemen, including the Chairman of the Senate Committee on armed services John McCain, have to apologize.
Killed the commander of the army battalion DND "Somalia" Mikhail Tolstoy
In DNR defense Ministry officially confirmed the death of commander Mikhail Tolstykh, known as "Givi". This morning in his office, there was an explosion. "Givi" in this moment was in the workplace. The headquarters of the DNI has called the incident a terrorist attack, organized by the Ukrainian saboteurs.
South Louisiana was hit by the tornado
South Louisiana was devastated by a tornado, destroying homes and damaging power lines. The Governor of Louisiana John Bel Edwards has announced a state of emergency, according to the representative.
Assad hopes for joint efforts of the U.S. and Russia in the fight against ISIS
The leader of Syria praised the rhetoric of Donald trump about terrorism, saying that the promise of a new U.S. President to set priorities in the fight against terrorism, including ISIS, was "promising."
Died actor Richard hatch
Actor Richard hatch, who was known for his role as captain Apollo in the television series "Battlestar Galactica", died on Tuesday, according to his Manager Michael of Kaliski.
New Indian blockbuster movie banned in Pakistan
New Indian blockbuster has been banned in Pakistan on suspicion of perverting the faith of Muslims. Bollywood superstar, Shah Rukh Khan, himself a Muslim, and has millions of fans all over the world.
In Mordovia scientists have learned to grow artificial crystals of silicon carbide
In Mordovia scientists have learned to grow artificial crystals of silicon carbide.
The intensity of the shelling in the DPR was reduced for the last day
As representatives of the DNR, night the Ukrainian security forces were shelling Donetsk, Gorlovka and Mariupol directions. The Ukrainian army has repeatedly violated the silence regime in the Luhansk region, using mortars and grenade launchers.
Leading Fox News called Putin a "murderer"
Russian President Vladimir Putin is waiting for an apology from Fox News host bill O'reilly, who during an interview with Donald trump called Putin a "murderer".
The Hubble space telescope has captured the death star
The Hubble telescope captures the spectacular death of a star - an event that was rarely seen by astronomers.
The Israeli Parliament legalized settlement on the lands of Palestinian Arabs
The Israeli Parliament passed a law which aimed at the legalization of about 3 thousand units of housing built on private Palestinian land in the West Bank.
The purpose of the RAID in Yemen was the leader of al-Qaeda
A senior U.S. military official said on Monday that the collection of intelligence was not the only purpose of the recent military RAID in Yemen. The RAID was also aimed at finding the leader of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.
Chinese ships appeared near the disputed Japanese Islands
Three Chinese coast guard ship had entered waters near a chain of Islands, which are claimed by both China and Japan in the East China sea on Monday. Japan controls the chain of Islands and calls them Senkaku, while China calls them Diaoyu.