Новости за 21.03.2017

A new report produced by the German branch of UNICEF criticizes the government for providing insufficient quality housing and schooling for the record-breaking number of minors it has accepted since 2015.
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Vandals are alleged to have attacked sections of the Dakota Access pipeline in two separate incidents. A hole was burned in an empty section of the pipeline in South Dakota, and others took a blowtorch to a safety valve in Iowa, according to authorities.
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While many think humanity may become slaves to robots, if this video of a giant chicken is anything to go by, it may be a three-way battle.
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Italy’s state broadcaster has canceled a popular Saturday night chat show for airing a discussion, branded as sexist and racist, that centered on the reasons Italian men choose to have relationships with Eastern European women.
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A recreation of an artwork destroyed by Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) in Iraq will be the next sculpture adorning the fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square in 2018.
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FC Rostov have revealed on Twitter the gift presented to them by Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho ahead of their Europa League clash at Old Trafford.
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North Korea may now be a step closer to developing a nuclear weapon as its facilities are extensively producing plutonium and enriching twice as much uranium as several years ago, according to the head of the UN-run nuclear energy agency.
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A lawsuit was filed in New York on Monday on behalf of the families of 850 people killed and 1,500 injured in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the US. It alleges that Saudi Arabia is partly to blame for the damage caused by the terrorists.
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Prime Minister Theresa May’s controversial interview with American Vogue fashion magazine has hit the stands, with the British politician using the chance to praise new US President Donald Trump.
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Former MP George Galloway is making a comeback to politics by running in the highly-contested Manchester Gorton by-election.
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Greek police have reported that they found and neutralized eight suspected parcel bombs at a postal sorting center in Athens on Monday. Last week, two such bombs targeted the German finance ministry and the IMF.
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Edward Snowden has reacted to the testimony from the directors of the FBI and the NSA discussing whistleblowers before the House Intelligence Committee.
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Bill and Hillary Clinton have led the tributes to deceased billionaire banker David Rockefeller, who has died at his New York home aged 101.
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Organizers of the main Cinco de Mayo celebration in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania say they've canceled this year's festivities due to the Trump administration's immigration policies and threats they have received about federal agents targeting the event.
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As many as 51 out of more than 1,600 non-profit organizations and activist groups registered in the mainly Muslim Molenbeek district of the Belgian capital have suspected links to terrorism, Belgium's De Morgen daily says, citing a confidential police report.
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