About 200 troops from the two countries will take part in the two-week long military drills called as ‘Friendship 2016’, which have been termed as a sign of growing military ties between the former rivals of Cold war era. Source: The Indian Times
Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will meet in Russia later this month, the Kremlin announced Thursday. Source: CNN
“The Western liberal model of development, which particularly stipulates a partial loss of national sovereignty – this is what our Western colleagues aimed at when they invented what they called globalization – is losing its attractiveness and is no more viewed as a perfect model for all. Moreover, many people in the very western countries are skeptical about it,” Lavrov said. Source: Tass
Years after the company first dismissed fears it was empowering extremists, Facebook has permanently banned a number of right-wing organisations and individuals including the British National party (BNP), the English Defence League (EDL) and Britain First . Source: The Guardian
