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White House: US will negotiate duties on steel and aluminum with a number of countries
UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - The US intends to hold negotiations on the introduction of trade duties on imports of steel and aluminum with other countries. This was announced on Friday at a regular briefing for journalists by the White House press secretary Sarah...
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Expert: Al-Qaeda terrorist group intensified around the world
UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - The terrorist group Al-Qaeda has significantly increased in recent years and numbers tens of thousands of militants. This assessment was quoted in the bulletin of the New York non-governmental organization of the Council for International Affairs, published on Friday, by...
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WSJ: Trump can meet with Mueller with limited time for investigation in Russia
UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - President of the United States Donald Trump may agree to answer questions of US Attorney General Robert Mueller, provided that the latter will specify the timeframe for his trial concerning the interference allegedly committed by the Russian Federation in...
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Lebanon declares violation of the airspace of the country by Israel
LEBANON (VOP TODAY NEWS) - Fighters of the Israeli Air Force "invaded Lebanese airspace and carried out provocative flights at a lower altitude." This is stated in the statement of the command of the Lebanese army, circulated on Friday by the national agency Al-Watania. It states...
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Commissioner for Human Rights calls for the transfer of atrocities against Rohingyas to international criminal law
UNITED NATIONS (VOP TODAY NEWS) - The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights called on the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights on Friday to refer the atrocities allegedly committed against Myanmar's Rohingya minority to the International Criminal Court. Prince Zeid also urged the...
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Two million children in Congo face famine: UN
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO (VOP TODAY NEWS) - The United Nations warned on Friday that more than two million children in the Democratic Republic of Congo may be vulnerable to acute malnutrition unless they receive aid they need. Said Jens Aerque, spokesman for the United Nations...
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UN expert calls for opening genocide investigation in Myanmar
UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - The United Nations' human rights commissioner in Myanmar said in a report published on Friday that she saw growing evidence of possible genocide and wanted to prosecute those responsible for crimes against ethnic and religious minorities. She added in a...
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UN Commissioner for Human Rights: President of Philippines needs a psychological examination
UNITED NATIONS (VOP TODAY NEWS) - The actions of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte with international human rights activists indicate he needs a psychiatrist, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights said on Friday. "These attacks can not be tolerated," Prince Zeid told a news conference. The...
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America is waiting for “concrete steps” from North Korea ahead of talks
UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - US President Donald Trump will not meet North Korean leader Kim Jong-un unless Pyongyang takes "concrete steps" as the United States faces criticism of its agreement to hold talks that would give North Korea international legitimacy, the White House...
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Commissioner for Refugees: Syria is still dangerous to the return of refugees
UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said on Friday it was "too early" to talk about the return of refugees to Syria because the situation there remained unsafe and risky. "89 percent of the Syrians we asked in...
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Wall Street closed on big gains as inflation fears eased
UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - The top three indexes rose more than 1 percent on Friday and the Nasdaq closed at a record high as inflation worries eased after the release of the latest monthly jobs report. Job growth in the United States jumped in...
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Oil prices are climbing around $ 2 in an atmosphere of optimism in the market
UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - Oil prices surged nearly $ 2 on Friday, recovering from two sessions of losses as Wall Street rallied on strong job data in the US as investor optimism increased that a planned meeting between US President Donald Trump and...
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Gold is recovering from session lows as the US dollar is down
UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - Gold prices rebounded from session lows on Friday as the US dollar fell against most of its rivals as a sluggish US wage growth dampened expectations for faster interest rate increases. Job growth in the United States in February registered...
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Britain and Saudi Arabia sign trade agreements worth over $ 2 billion
UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - Britain and Saudi Arabia said in a joint statement they signed trade deals worth more than $ 2 billion during Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's visit to London, which ended on Friday. At the start of the visit, the...
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Syria accuses Turkey of opening borders for terrorists
UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - The Turkish government has opened borders to tens of thousands of terrorists to enter Syria, and it also facilitates the arming of militants and the financing of their activities, said Bashar Jaafari, Syria's permanent representative to the UN. According to...
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EU will give Ukraine another billion euro for reforms
UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - The European Commission approved the proposal to provide Ukraine with financial assistance of one billion euros. As the representative of the EC Alexander Winterstein said at a press conference in Brussels, a new program of macro-financial assistance to Ukraine was...
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Syrian child
Syrian child carries mattresses in front of United Nations and Red Cross vehicles in Duma, rebel part of eastern Ghouta bombed by Syrian regime. AFP / Hamza AL-AJWEH
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Russia refuses membership in CERN
RUSSIA (VOP TODAY NEWS) - Russia refused to join the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) and withdrew the application. This was reported in the press service of the organization, noting that the possibility of cooperation does not cancel. At CERN - the world's largest laboratory...
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Washington will concentrate on pressure on Moscow
UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - The US Treasury will concentrate on pressure on Russia. As the deputy head of the agency Sigal Mandelker specified, a so-called "Kremlin list" will be used to develop new sanctions. The need for restriction she explained the situation in Ukraine...
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The most hated person in the US was sentenced to 7 years
UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - The American court has sentenced to seven years of imprisonment for swindle of the scandalously known businessman Martin Shkreli. The company Shkreli bought a patent for a rare medicine that helps cancer patients, and then inflated the price by dozens...
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