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Terror in the villa, husband and wife hostage of gunmen armed with pistols(la nazione)

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Terror in the villa, husband and wife hostage of gunmen armed with pistols(la nazione)

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Spoleto (Perugia), 17 March 2019 - Terror Saturday night in Santo Chiodo di Spoleto for a villa robbery scored by a gang of at least five people. Around dinner time, the commando, probably composed of foreign bandits, attacked the house where the owners were, husband and wife.

Some of them - the victims reported - were armed with pistols and all had their faces covered by a balaclava. The criminals have raided inside the villa taking away a loot still to be quantified. From the first information the victims would have come out unharmed by the assault, even if in shock.

When the alarm went off at 113 on the spot the patrols of the Spoleto police station arrived . Even the Perugia mobile squad and the forensic police are investigating. An episode that reopens the fear of armed assaults in Umbria .

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US President Donald Trump attacked the French government's climate policy this weekend. "How does the Paris Climate Agreement for France work?" He wrote on Twitter. "Not so good, I guess after the ongoing 18 weeks of unrest of the yellow vests!" At the same time Trump praised his own climate policy. The US had risen to the top in "all lists of the environment".
Trump had previously spoken to the protests several times, judging them among other things as proof of the correctness of his anti-climate policy. French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian had banished the US President's comments: "I say Donald Trump, and the President of the Republic also tells him: we do not participate in the American debates, let us live our lives as a nation . "

The weekly protests that have been going on since November had initially been sparked by high fuel prices and the planned eco-tax on diesel. Later, the protest mingled with general discontent about the policies of the Macron government.

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Wrecks of aircraft that fell in Bragança will be analyzed in Viseu

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Wrecks of aircraft that fell in Bragança will be analyzed in Viseu

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the fuselage and other parts scattered across a clearing near the village of Varge in Bragança began to be collected after a team of two GPIAA experts arrived at the site around 09:00 and made a preliminary investigation.
The work ends at the accident site, but will continue with the study of what remained of the aircraft in the hangar of the Portuguese entity responsible for the investigation of aerial accidents, as the source of the Aeroclube de Bragança (ACB) on the spot said today.
The ultralight two-seater was owned by the Airclub and the victims are two members of this organization, a well-known businessman from Bragança, 60, and a young TAP pilot, 26.
The task of gathering the wreckage was with the volunteer firefighters of Bragança, after the experts responsible for the investigation had gathered evidence to reconstitute what had happened, as explained the second commander, Carlos Martins.
The aircraft parts will be packed in a vehicle and transported to the Viseu hangar, with local authorities predicting that the findings of the inquiry "will take some time".

The Aeroclube de Bragança said that "the causes of the accident are still unknown" and recalled that the same day the aircraft made a return trip between Bragança and Leon piloted by an associate of the ACB.

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Australian Senator Hit With Egg After Blaming Immigration for Mosque Attacks(the york t

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Australian Senator Hit With Egg After Blaming Immigration for Mosque Attacks(the york t

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An anti-immigration lawmaker in Australia who has been criticized for blaming Muslim immigration for Friday’s New Zealand shootingsstruck a teenager who smashed an egg on his head in Melbourne on Saturday.

In video footage on the Facebook page of the senator, Fraser Anning, the teenager can be seen approaching him as Mr. Anning speaks to reporters in a southeastern suburb of Melbourne. The teenager raises a mobile phone in one hand and smashes the egg on the back of Mr. Anning’s head with the other.

Mr. Anning turns and swiftly strikes the young man in the face twice. A scuffle ensues in which other men tackle the teenager to the ground while swearing at him. The video shows them holding the teenager on the ground in a chokehold until police officers arrive.

A police spokesman said officers had arrested a 17-year-old man at the scene and later released him pending further inquiries. Local news outlets later identified the teenager as Will Connolly.

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Far-right Australian senator Fraser Anning attacks boy after being egged by him

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NATO sends forces, missiles to Russia’s borders – top security official(russian today

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NATO sends forces, missiles to Russia’s borders – top security official(russian today

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NATO countries are reviving Cold War-era tactics by sending troops across the Atlantic and deploying BMD weapons near Russia’s borders, Deputy Secretary of the National Security Council Mikhail Popov said.

Speaking to the media Popov said that within two years the NATO Response Force has increased from 25,000 to 40,000 people, while battalion tactical groups of up to 1,000 people were deployed in the Baltic countries.

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reviving: bring something  back to life.
NATO:north atlantic treaty organization
BMD: is a combat vehicule
borders: is a imaginary line that defines: countrys limits
deployed: something put in a specific place
tactical:relating to or constituting actions carefully planned to gain a specific military end
deputy: a person who is appointed to undertake the duties of a superior in the superior's absence.
council:an advisory, deliberative, or administrative body of people formally constituted and meeting regularly.