Russia Expects Turkey To Refrain From Ill-Considered Statements On Kazakhstan - Zakharova - UrduPoint

 Moscow expects Turkey to refrain from making ill-conceived statements on Kazakhstan and to avoid attempts to "catch a fish in troubled waters," Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said.

Boris Johnson se disculpa por la fiesta en pleno confinamiento y la oposición le exige que se vaya

 

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Saddam Hussein's Lawyers Say American Advisers Influenced Trial, Pressured Defence - Sputnik

The defence team of executed Iraqi President Saddam Hussein told Sputnik that American advisers took an active part in the trial, instructed the judges on which decisions to make, and pressured the lawyers.

German Foreign Minister Vows To Tighten Arms Sales Rules - UrduPoint

 German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said on Sunday that a new law is in the works to revise the country's military export regulations after Angela Merkel's government was exposed to have approved a record volume of foreign arms sales this year.

Ethnologia: China warns US over Olympic diplomatic boycott

Ethnologia: China warns US over Olympic diplomatic boycott

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US military covered up its ‘war crime’ in Syria – NYT — RT

 The US military tried to cover up a deadly attack on Syrian civilians that killed as many as 80 people, claiming that women and children could have been terrorist fighters, according to a NYT investigation.

Russia Has Nothing to Do with Belarus-Poland Border Crisis: Putin - Tasnim News Agency

 (Tasnim) – Russian President Vladimir Putin said in an interview aired Saturday that Moscow had nothing to do with the migrant crisis on the Belarus-Poland border.

Taliban Expel 200 Members Suspected of Abusing Power, Source Says - Sputnik International

Taliban* militants expelled from their ranks around 200 people who were suspected of abusing their power, a source in the special commission created by the Taliban told Sputnik.

Deadly US strike in Kabul missed evidence of child present-investigation - The Jerusalem Post

An August US drone strike in Kabul that killed 10 civilians was not caused by criminal negligence but by a series of errors, including not noticing a child minutes before the strike took place, an investigation by a military inspector general found on Wednesday.

Kabul residents: U.S. apology is not enough

 

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Second Contract for Russia’s S-400 Delivery to Turkey to Be Signed in 2021, Arms Exporter Confirms - Sputnik International

(Sputnik) - The second contract for deliveries of Russia's S-400 Triumph air defence systems to Turkey will be signed this year, Rosoboronexport Director General Alexander Mikheev said on 25 August.

New reports reveal Dutch government involvement in supporting “White Helmets” terrorists in Syria – Syrian Arab News Agency

SANA- Various media outlets in the Netherlands revealed that the Dutch government and others Western governments conspiring with it were fully aware of embezzlement and financial manipulation carried out by the Dutch Mayday Rescue Foundation, which directly funds the White Helmets terrorist organization in Syria , but the Dutch government covered up the truth.

Turkey summons Italian envoy over remarks on Erdogan - AA

Turkey's Foreign Ministry on Thursday summoned the Italian ambassador to condemn the Italian premier's remarks on the country's president.

Russian envoy says Western sanctions against Syria ‘morally bankrupt, unacceptable’ - TASS

 Russian Ambassador to the UK Andrei Kelin criticized the sanctions, imposed by the UK, the US and a number of other countries against Syria, calling these sanctions morally bankrupt and unacceptable.

Russia slows down Twitter over 'banned content' - BBC News

Russia's media watchdog has said it is slowing down the speed of Twitter, accusing the US social media company of failing to remove 3,000 posts relating to suicide, drugs and pornography.

Philippines president orders cancelation of $233mn helicopter deal with Canada

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte on Friday said he has ordered the military to cancel a $233 million agreement to purchase 16 helicopters from Canada.

Erdogan à Berlin: «Personne ne peut se mêler de nos affaires intérieures»

Faisant référence aux tensions actuelles entre la Turquie et l’Allemagne suite à l'interpellation de six militants des droits de l’homme par le tribunal turc, dont un allemand, Ankara a déclaré que personne n’avait le droit de «se mêler de ses affaires intérieures».

West to Blame for Chaos, Terror Attacks in Mideast: Russian FM

The Russian foreign minister said the Western states, which pursued regime change policies and funded terrormilitants, are to blame for the chaos and terror attacks in the Middle East, especially in Libya.

Japan Minister Quits over Remarks about 2011 Tsunami

The Japanese minister for disaster reconstruction, Masahiro Imamura, stepped down Wednesday over a gaffe that has enraged Tohoku residents.

German secret service spied on global media: report

Germany's foreign intelligence service BND long spied on journalists of the BBC, The New York Times, Reuters and other media, news weekly Der Spiegel reported Friday.