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Day: August 17, 2017

Where Is MH370: Researchers Finally Have a Most Likely Location for the Missing Plane
Australia, ENGLISH

Where Is MH370: Researchers Finally Have a Most Likely Location for the Missing Plane

    More than three years after Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 went missing, Australian scientists are claiming they can find it. In a report out Wednesday, released to the public by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization said, It is possible to identify a most-likely location of the aircraft with unprecedented precision and certainty. Drumroll, please: The bureau said that location is 35.6°S, 92.8°E. And if it’s not there, MH370 may be at 34.7°S, 92.6°E. Or 35.3°S, 91.8°E, according to a news release. Trending: White Supremacist Who Boasted About Being 'Ready for Violence' Cries Over Possible Charlottesville Arrest Warrant All are off the western coast of Australia in the Indian Ocean, which is where the Boeing 7...
MP wears burka in Parliament about Borka to be banned in the Australia
Australia, ENGLISH

MP wears burka in Parliament about Borka to be banned in the Australia

    The leader of the far-right One Nation party in Australia turned up to parliament wearing a burka to call for the traditional Islamic clothing to be banned. Pauline Hanson entered the Senate chamber for the daily question time in the black garment, drawing audible shocks from those inside. Ms Hanson’s stunt came as her party called for burkas to be banned in Australia over concerns about national security. However, attorney general George Brandis, the leader of the government in the Senate, told Ms Hanson that there would be no burka ban. Ms Hanson’s stunt did not go down well inside the chamber. He said: No, we will not be banning the burka. Senator Hanson, I’m not going to pretend to ignore the stunt that you have tried to pull today by arriving in the chamber dressed in...
Trump’s remarks have left some wondering if sticking
America, ENGLISH

Trump’s remarks have left some wondering if sticking

    President Donald Trump’s turnabout on the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia has rocked his administration, leading to rising speculation that some top officials may be looking for a way out. A parade of business executives broke ties with Trump on Wednesday, a day after he blamed white nationalists and counter-protesters in equal measure for the weekend clashes that left one woman dead. Now, frustrated aides could be next. Trump’s remarks have left some wondering if sticking by the president comes at too high a cost to their reputations. A lot of us joined this administration thinking we could bring to it the experience and expertise that the president didn’t have an opportunity to gain in his business career, and to encourage some restraint in what he says publicly an...
Brexit may not happen says Sir Vince Cable
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

Brexit may not happen says Sir Vince Cable

    Sir Vince Cable has said he still believes there is a significant possibility that Brexit will not happen. The Liberal Democrat leader told an audience at the Edinburgh International Book Festival that he stood by the view that the UK might not leave the European Union (EU). Sir Vince said a combination of the politics of Brexit unravelling and the sheer practical difficulties could stop UK Government plans to leave the bloc. The former business secretary told the audience in the Scottish capital: I think there is more than a possibility that it may never happen. I'm not saying it definitely won't but there is a significant possibility. The MP for Twickenham, who lost his seat in 2015 but was reelected in this year's snap general election, said the Government was dependent...
Iranian missile facility under construction in Syria
Arab world, ENGLISH

Iranian missile facility under construction in Syria

    New imagery released by imageSat which operates Israel’s EROS-B satellite, reportedly show the first ever Scud missile factory being built inside wartorn Syria. The pictures from a site near Latakia on the Syrian-government controlled coastline resembles a missile plant in Tehran, Israeli media reports said on Tuesday. Experts told Channel 2 the sophisticated construction could not have been undertaken without Iranian experts operating inside Syria. They believe the facility, on which work began at some point last year, has both production and underground storage capabilities of long-range missiles which are capable of striking Israel. They believe it will be completed by the end of 2017. Donald Trump says Iran has helped commit unspeakable crimes in Syria Israel's main wo...