Новости за 21.01.2017

Thousands of people have turned out in support of women’s rights in Washington DC as part of a show of action on Donald Trump’s first day as US president.
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The US will not send a special delegation to the Syria talks, which are due to be held in the Kazakhstan capital, Astana on January 23, according to the US State Department. Instead, the US will be represented by its ambassador to Kazakhstan.
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Turkish MPs have approved a constitutional reform package that would place remarkable executive powers in President Erdogan’s hands. Critics see the proposal as a power grab, though it is yet to be adopted, with a referendum upcoming.
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A shooting marked protests that turned violent at the University of Washington in Seattle on Friday. The local fire department has confirmed one adult male with a "possible life threatening injury" was taken to a hospital.
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Hungary has unveiled a monument on the site where Russian soldiers of the two world wars are buried. Moscow praised the initiative which signaled the “high dynamic of our cooperation,” bolstering already strong ties between the two nations.
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A fortune teller in Japan has been found guilty of forcing a woman into prostitution by controlling her mind. A Tokyo District Court ordered the seer to pay $815,000 worth of damages to the victim.
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More than 100 Al-Qaeda militants have been killed after US aircraft targeted a militant training base in Syria’s Idlib province, the Pentagon has said.
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For liberals, President Donald Trump is a harbinger of the decline of the Republic, and their wrath was evident. For conservatives, he augurs a return to American pride, growth and optimism. Both were captured pictorially during the inauguration.
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A Chinese beautifying selfie app, that is taking the world by storm with it’s ability to turn mere mortals into anime characters, has raised red flags with security researchers for its apparent excessive collection of data.
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Islamic State is using online “headhunters” across various social media platforms to recruit teenagers as young 13, according to Germany’s domestic intelligence agency.
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A former manager of a West Virginia laboratory that conducted water sampling for coal mining operations in the state has been sentenced to two years in prison for his role in forging data to show compliance with pollution discharge rules.
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A Russian athlete has broken her silence about the strong-arm tactics WADA ‘officials’ allegedly used against her in Europe. Her revelations come just days before Germany's ARD broadcaster reportedly premieres a documentary on doping scandal involving Russia.
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