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Tlaib signals she won't visit Israel after all despite getting permission
Israel’s interior minister tore into U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib on Friday for abruptly canceling plans to visit family in the West Bank after the government granted permission for the trip in a bid to smooth over a diplomatic firestorm.
“Apparently her hate for Israel overcomes her love for her grandmother,” Aryeh Deri tweeted. (Fox News)
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North Korea 'fires missiles off coast' and says talks with 'impudent' South are over
North Korea issued a stinging snub to Seoul on Friday, vowing that peace talks were over as it launched its sixth missile test in a month. (The Telegraph)
What a mysterious explosion tells us about Russia's 'doomsday weapon'
n explosion. An abruptly-canceled village evacuation. Five dead nuclear experts. And a few traces of radioactive iodine in the air over the northern Norwegian coastline.
These are the fingerprints of what appears to have been Russia's latest failed bid to test its Burevestnik missile, also known as Skyfall. (CNN)
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Hong Kong officials deny protesters a permit for Sunday march
Hong Kong officials have denied permits for a march organized this Sunday by the same group that coordinated massive marches earlier this summer.
Bonnie Lueng, spokesperson for the Civil Human Rights Front (CHRF), said the group's appeal to march from Victoria Park to Chater Garden was denied Friday. This was the first large march to be organized following the protests at Hong Kong's airport earlier this week. (CNN)
Xinjiang activist freed in Kazakh court after agreeing to stop campaigning
A rights activist in Kazakhstan who faced seven years imprisonment over his outspoken opposition to neighbouring China was unexpectedly freed on Friday as public and international pressure over his case mounted.(The Guardian)
House Democrats weigh action against U.S. and Israel ambassadors over banned visit
Senior Democratic members of Congress are considering action against top emissaries of the Israeli government and the Trump administration for their roles in Israel’s decision to bar two House members from entering the country. (Charlotte Observer)
India vows to ease Kashmir clampdown as clashes with Pakistan continue
India and Pakistan continued to fire across their disputed frontier in Kashmir, as Delhi said it would soon relax a security crackdown and communications blackout in the region. (The Telegraph)
Greenland's government tells President Donald Trump the island is 'not for sale'
Greenland's government told President Donald Trump on Friday that the island was "not for sale" following reports the president entertained the idea of buying the Danish territory.(US Today)
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