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Ukraine erects a new fascist statue while America remains silent

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The American elites are not concerned with fascism and Donald Trump is certainly not a fascist nor anything else but a new brand of American politician. While non-fascist statues in the US are being vandalized, actual fascist statues are being erected in Ukraine.

The Ukrainian regime authorities have unveiled a statue honoring the fighters who are engaged in an aggressive war of ethnic cleansing against the people of Donbass.

The monument located outside of central Kiev has already attracted attention for its 'art' work being a rip-off of graphics from a popular video game known as Diablo III.

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Russian Justice Ministry officially lists Jehovah's Witnesses as banned extremist group

Jehovah's Witnesses
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The Russian Justice Ministry listed the Jehovah's Witnesses religious group as a banned extremist organization after establishing that some of their practices could constitute a threat to society and public security.

Announcing the move, the ministry said that it came as a result of a Russian Supreme Court verdict dated April 20, 2017 and the order of the Appeals Collegium of the Supreme Court dated July 17, 2017, in accordance with the Federal Law on Countering Extremist Activities.

The action ends a lengthy legal battle between Russian authorities and the Jehovah's Witnesses that lasted at least since 2004. During the standoff, Russian regional and federal authorities objected to the denomination's rule that does not allow blood transfusions, especially in cases in which adult believers attempt to prevent the procedure from being performed on their children, thus putting their lives at risk.

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Three employees of US Embassy detained in Houthi-controlled capital of Yemen but OCHA denies the report

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The Yemeni security services officers, controlled by the Houthi rebel movement, detained and took to an unknown place three employees of the US Embassy in Sanaa, without bringing any charges against them, a source in the services told Sputnik.

Earlier in the day, local media reported that the militias had detained 12 employees of the United Nations and staff members of the US Embassy in Sanaa.

"Yemeni militias detained three employees of the US embassy separately and took them to an unknown place," the source said.

According to him, the charges have not yet been brought against the detainees. The incident has not been announced officially.

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America can't substitute Russian gas in Europe even it ships it for free, meanwhile Gazprom boosts gas exports to Turkey and Southern Europe

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The United States will most likely fail to oust Russia as the main supplier of gas to Europe, according to the Russian envoy to the European Union Vladimir Chizhov.

"And if even Americans supplied liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Europe free of charge, they simply would not have had enough opportunity to replace Russian supplies," Chizhov said in an interview with Sputnik radio.

The envoy suggests three reasons why the US cannot replace Russian gas supplies.

"In the United States there is currently a single export terminal for LNG shipments in Louisiana, they plan to build another half-dozen terminals in different parts of the country, but this will take time," Chizhov said.

"Second, the amount of gas produced in the United States may not be enough for the European market," he added.

The third reason is that Europe does not have enough terminals to receive LNG or tankers for its transportation, said the Russian diplomat.

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Pew Research poll: Most countries, including US allies, trust Putin more than Trump on foreign policy

Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump
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US allies Germany, France, Japan, and South Korea are among countries which trust Vladimir Putin more than Donald Trump in handling foreign affairs, a new Pew poll shows.

"In many countries he [Putin] is more trusted than American President Donald Trump," according to a statement from the Pew Research Center on Wednesday.

At least 36 countries from across the world took part in the survey.

The poll showed that at least seven EU countries trust Russian President Vladimir Putin more than US President Donald Trump. Greeks appear to have highest confidence in Putin (31 percent higher than their confidence in Trump), followed by Germany (with a +14-percent differential), and Hungary (+5 percent). Putin is also more trusted in France, Sweden, Italy, and Spain than his US counterpart.

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Why was this 'crowd hire' company recruiting $25 an hour 'political activists' in Charlotte last week?

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Trump ignited a political firestorm yesterday during an impromptu press conference in which he said there was "blame on both sides" for the tragic events that occurred in Charlottesville over the weekend.

Now, the discovery of a craigslist ad posted last Monday, almost a full week before the Charlottesville protests, is raising new questions over whether paid protesters were sourced by a Los Angeles based "public relations firm specializing in innovative events" to serve as agitators in counterprotests.

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Stranded baby dolphin dies in Spain surrounded by tourists taking selfies

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A baby dolphin stranded on a Spanish beach has died after being handled and photographed by tourists. Curious beachgoers approached the female calf when it became beached in Mojacar, Almeria.

Equinac, a non-profit organisation, who help rescue stranded marine turtles and wildlife in the region, said the dolphin would have been "terrified" and criticised those who handled the animal.

"Humans are the most irrational animal there is. Many people are unable to feel empathy for a living being which is frightened, starving hungry, without its mother," they posted on Facebook [translated].

"In their selfishness, all they want to do is photograph it and touch it, even if the animals is suffering from stress."

"The photographs showed children touching the animal, unintentionally covering its blowhole."



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America's internal ideological conflict comes from a lack of national confidence

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Nations at peace with themselves tear down statues and fight over history far less than nations suffering an internal or external crisis.

One of the strange knock-on effects of the recent events in Charlottesville in the American state of Virginia is that the American liberal-left has decided to pause from re-inventing the Cold War with the Soviet Union and has instead resurrected the American Civil War.

One could easily say that such things are symptomatic of a left that refuses to examine its own policies which have not only failed at the ballot box but have deeply divided America along sectarian lines.

For over a year, Russia was the enemy of the self-identified patriotic liberal left. It was Russians who were meddling in US elections, it was Russians who deprived Hillary Clinton of her 'anointed' election victory and everywhere in the world, it was Russians who were the proverbial bad guys whether they were fighting terrorism in Syria or building internal bridges across the Kerch Strait.

Now though, there is a new enemy which in terms of time is an old enemy: that enemy is fellow Americans. Just as modern Russia is not the Soviet Union neither technically nor ideologically, the states which once comprised the Confederate States of America are in the United States and have been since 1865. Nor are all of the so-called and at times self-defined alt-right from the American deep south, they are from every state in the US.

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NY governor Cuomo pushes to make violent protest a 'hate crime'

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© Joshua Roberts / ReutersWhite supremacists stand behind their shields at a rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, U.S., August 12, 2017
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo wants the state to prosecute violent protests against "protected classes" as a hate crime, suggesting higher criminal penalties. His so-called "Charlottesville Provisions" are a response to the violence in Virginia.

Cuomo has proposed to amend the state's hate crime laws to include rioting or incitement to riot against protected groups, according to the governor's office.

New York law protects groups and individuals on the basis of race, national origin, ancestry, gender, religion, age, disability or sexual orientation.

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Official data reveals 1 in 5 unemployed people in the UK are migrants

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One in five jobless people in the UK are migrants, representing a 5.3 percent overall unemployment rate among non-British natives, according to official figures. The majority of those unemployed are from outside the European Union.

A total of 317,000 migrants are unemployed in the UK, according to figures released by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) on Wednesday.

Of those, 98,000 are from within the European Union and 219,000 were born outside the bloc.