Jerusalem Post Israel News |
Analysis: Russia hits US at heart of democracy; US counterstrike not likely to deter
Jerusalem Post Israel News On October 7, a joint statement from the US Department Of Homeland Security and Office of the Director of National Intelligence stated they were “confident that the Russian Government directed the recent compromises of e-mails from US persons and ... Analysis: Putin throws out the old nuclear rules, rattling WashingtonChicago Tribune Analysis: Trump's flaws are evident but at least we know that he can do business with RussiaIrish Independent Donald Trump Says He Might Meet With Putin Before InaugurationNew York Times Daily News & Analysis -CNBC -NBCNews.com all 588 news articles » |
Reuters UK |
Russia, brushing off diplomatic snub, inaugurates Paris cathedral
Reuters UK PARIS Russia inaugurated its most visible landmark in France on Wednesday, brushing off a diplomatic snub by Francois Hollande's government as bilateral tensions simmered over the war in Syria. The opening of the giant white stone and glass Orthodox ... France vows to push Putin on extending Aleppo truceThe Times of Israel Russia halts Aleppo strikes ahead of brief truceThe National US and UK reject Russian offer of 'pause' in airstrikes on SyriaThe Guardian Sputnik International -Cosumnes Connection (subscription) all 524 news articles » |
The west must recognise that the post cold war order is under attack
A spacecraft from Earth has once again reached Mars. The European Space Agency said its Schiaparelli spacecraft entered the Martian atmosphere on Wednesday, but there was still no word on if the probe had successfully landed. In a
bad sign, the ESA confirmed that the signal from the lander had stopped unexpectedly, with the agency's Paulo Ferri, the Head of Mission Operations Department at the ESA saying it was not a good sign.tweet, ESA said the next window for contact would be later Wednesday.The probe was released from its mother ship, the Trace Gas Orbiter, Sunday, and over the ensuing days, it positioned itself for a landing. As with any landing on such a distant body, it’s tricky, with some calling the descent “six minutes of hell,” as the craft plunges toward the red planet at 21,000 kilometers per hour. If everything worked Schiaparelli used parachutes and reverse thrusters to slow the craft to a mere 10 kph. "We can't conclude the real status of (Schiaparelli) at the moment but indeed it did enter the atmosphere," an official said at mission control in Darmstadt, Germany. Schiaparelli will take images of Mars and conduct scientific measurements on the surface, but its main purpose is to test technology for a future European Mars rover. Meanwhile, TGO will remain in orbit, analyzing methane and other gases in the Martian atmosphere to help determine whether there is or was life on Mars. The two crafts are part of the ExoMars mission, a joint venture between ESA and Russia's Roscosmos space agency, and were launched in March. In the next stage of the ExoMars program, ESA plans to send a rover to Mars in 2020, equipped with a drill and instruments dedicated to geochemistry and the search for life. Scientists have said that landing a spacecraft on Mars is very difficult. ESA's last attempt to land the Beagle 2 rover on Mars failed at the end of 2003. Beagle 2 disappeared during the landing process and was declared lost after several months. It was not located until January 2015, when new photos from an orbiter showed that it had reached the surface, but did not fully deploy and start communicating.
bad sign, the ESA confirmed that the signal from the lander had stopped unexpectedly, with the agency's Paulo Ferri, the Head of Mission Operations Department at the ESA saying it was not a good sign.
Sputnik International |
US, Russia Need to Update Syria Deconfliction Mechanism - CENTCOM
Sputnik International The United States and Russia need to look into updating memorandum of understanding for flights deconfliction in Syria amid deployment of new defense systems to the region, US Central Command Commander Gen. Joseph Votel stated on Wednesday. and more » |
New York Times |
Presidential Debate: How Will Trump and Clinton Handle Sexual Assault Allegations?
New York Times Facing accusations of sexual harassment and criticism for vulgar and demeaning comments toward women, Mr. Trump limps into Wednesday's debate, the final one against Hillary Clinton, with polls showing him losing in nearly every state he must win. Presidential debate: What to watch for in the last Clinton-Trump face-offCNN Trump Tries Another Wild-Card Play in Last Clinton DebateBloomberg Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Need to Win Wavering Supporters in Final DebateWall Street Journal Business Insider -Los Angeles Times -The Seattle Times all 5,418 news articles » |
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Washington Post |
Julian Assange was Ecuador's guest of honor. Until he wore out his welcome.
Washington Post Ecuador treated Julian Assange like a trophy in 2012 when it opened the doors of its London embassy to the WikiLeaks founder, sheltering him from extradition to Sweden over rape allegations and, possibly, to the United States. Rafael Correa, Ecuador's ... Wikileaks: Is Julian Assange interfering in US election?BBC News Did Ecuador Cut Off Julian Assange's Internet Access Over a Pedophilia Investigation?snopes.com WikiLeaks: Ecuador admits cutting Assange's internetAljazeera.com Chicago Sun-Times -RT -TheBlaze.com -Twitter all 172 news articles » |
The Guardian |
Russian alleged hacker arrested in Prague over cyber-attacks in US
The Guardian Czech police have arrested a Russian hacker suspected of cyber-attacks in the United States, officials said on Wednesday. Police said an international warrant for the man, who was not named, was issued by Interpol and that officers cooperated with the ... Russian man detained in Prague on suspicion of running cyberattacks on USExpress.co.uk Czech police arrest Russian, suspected of cyber-attacks on USUkraine Today Russian Hacker Suspected Of Cyberattacks In The US Arrested, Czech Police SayCBS Local Softpedia News -ticklethewire.com -KCCI Des Moines -Reuters all 55 news articles » |
Washington Post |
'We failed,' New York police commissioner says of sergeant fatally shooting 'emotionally disturbed' woman
Washington Post A New York police sergeant responding to a call about an “emotionally disturbed person” fatally shot a 66-year-old woman wielding a baseball bat, authorities said. Police said they were investigating the shooting, including why the officer who ... New York police officer fatally shoots 66-year-old womanCNN Police shoot and kill deranged bat-wielding woman in BronxNew York Daily News Former police officer, cousin of Bronx woman shot by police puzzled over excessive forceNews 12 Bronx (registration) CBS Local -Huffington Post -NBC New York all 112 news articles » |
ANSAmed |
Erdogan talks with Putin on Al-Nusra withdrawal from Aleppo
ANSAmed (ANSAmed) - MOSCOW, OCTOBER 19 - Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan spoke by phone on Tuesday evening with Russian President Vladimir Putin about an accord to make troops of Al-Nusra Front, now known as Fateh al-Sham Front, withdraw ... |
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will face off tonight in Las Vegas. Six topics are on the docket, but news of the past week may dominate discussion.
The undercover video was the work of Project Veritas Action, which sends researchers around the country to spy on the inner workings of Democratic campaigns.
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Amid an assault to dislodge Islamic State from Mosul, Iraq, the U.S. is working to assemble a force to retake Raqqa, the group’s de facto capital in Syria.
Locals say leaving the city is not an option.
