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Crowds show support for Lech Walesa in Gdansk hometown

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Crowds of people have gathered in Gdansk, the cradle of Poland’s 1980s solidarity movement, to show their support for Lech Walesa. The f...

Prosecutors seek arrest of Brazil’s former president Lula da Silva

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State prosecutors in Brazil are seeking the arrest of former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva less than a week after he was questioned by...

Shiites find one of the many humvee mock-ups IS has built to keep US pilots busy

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IS has constructed a significant number of humvees from wood and sheet metal, in order to attract the attention of US and Iraqi pilots, who ...

Drunken Bearded Baby Gets Emotional

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Faceswap technology has proven very popular in recent times, but this uploader has taken things to the next level! Swapping faces with his y...

Voice of “Lady Penelope”, Sylvia Anderson dies aged 88

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Sylvia Anderson who was famous for being the voice of Lady Penelope in the popular 1960’s television show “Thunderbirds” had died aged...

FlyDubai flight recorders “badly damaged” could take weeks to decode

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Trying to make sense of the tragedy, mourners gather outside the airport in Rostov-on-Don where a FlyDubai flight crashed overnight on Frida...

EgyptAir hijack drama ends safely

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Passengers and crew are safe and an alleged plane hijacker was arrested on Tuesday after an hours-long hostage drama in Cyprus. A domestic...

Passengers and crew on hijacked jet arrive back in Egypt

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Passengers and crew have arrived safely in Egypt after their plane was hijacked. Authorities say a man using a fake suicide belt forced th...

Hague tribunal remove and acquitted all charges against Vojislav Seselj, leader of Serbian Radiacal Party

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BELGRADE - SRS leader Vojislav Seselj held a press conference after the oslabadujece judgment in The Hague, and then went to sleep to rest f...

BELGRADE - SRS leader Vojislav Seselj held a press conference after the oslabadujece judgment in The Hague, and then went to sleep to rest for a rally scheduled in 17 hours. Seselj is now in The Hague acquitted of all nine counts of the indictment, and as announced, will seek compensation from Haga. "My attitude towards the Hague Tribunal has not changed an inch. The moment I went to The Hague, I knew that I no crime can not be proven. When I finished my job and won, I was not much interested in is not punishment. Maybe I could use some I get that it would not oppose the Serbs raged, "said Seselj. "I took a claim for compensation of 12 million euros, still in 2012, and maybe that'll replenished for another two million while waiting for the verdict. I've got a variety of diseases, and trembled all the time of the judgment. I will not sue the Republic of Serbia" Seselj said. In The Hague today acquitted of Vojislav Seselj after all 9 counts. The Hague tribunal for the former Yugoslavia has found Serbian ex-Deputy Prime Minister Vojislav Seselj not guilty of being complicit in crimes against humanity in Croatia and Bosnia committed by Serbian militias between 1991 and 1993."With this acquittal on all nine counts of the indictment the arrest warrant issued by the appeals chamber is rendered moot,"said Antonetti. "Vojislav Seselj is now a free man." Hague tribunal charges were incluge: war crimes against Bosnian muslims, ethnic cleaning, racism, hate speech etc. FYROM police arrested several ISIS / ISIL rats and supporters True victims of war Refugees - Sorry for terrorist attack in Brussels Bosnian muslims support terrorist attack on Belgium capital Brussels Croatia banned Seselj - He is not welcome !! BELGRADE - After today's acquittal Vojislav Seselj and numerous reactions that such a decision has caused, the MUP bans Seselj to Croatia. Croatian Prime Minister through the public relations said: "Let him come and we'll arrest him." Seselj said that he would seek damages from the Hague, while the lawyer Novak Lukic also stated that he is entitled to it, but that no one has won. "I took a claim for compensation of 12 million euros, still in 2012, and maybe that'll replenished for another two million while waiting for the verdict. I've got a variety of diseases, and trembled all the time of the judgment. I will not sue the Republic of Serbia" Seselj said. In The Hague today acquitted of Vojislav Seselj after all 9 counts. Croatian police spokesman Helena Biocic said that the police informed border control that Seselj issue a decision on refusal of entry to Croatia in case he shows up at a border crossing, there N1. According to her, such a decision is in accordance with the Law on Foreigners, which foresees the possibility that a foreigner is refused entry to Croatia because of the risk of compromising the Croatian public order, national security or public health. Croatian Prime Minister Tihomir Oreskovic said: "Let him come, and we'll arrest him." Radical muslims attack imam who refused to work for ISIS / ISIL With this map, refugees illegally crossing the border Russian are terrorists, they murdered Poland president Kaczynski Erdogan - I will destory all kurdish terrorists Muslims in Srebrenica - We live in fear !! Less than hour after judges in Hague tribunal liberate Vojislav Seselj from all charges, group of 50 - 60 Serbs enter in Srebrenica city. - They all were armed, one of them show me middle finger, says one of the local people, and add: - I'm muslim, and even now, decades after the end of war, we still live in fear. War in Syria enter in fifth year George Soros - Russia is bigger threat than Islamic State Putin decide to overthrow Merkel Biggest refugee camp in Europe Closed borders and anti nato and eu policy In november 2015. Serbian Radical Party start campaign called: More fences - more safeness. Around 90.000 votes is collected and if adopt by Serbian parliament, borders will be closed for refugees from Syria, Iraq, middle east etc. In december 2015. Serbian Radical Party leader, Vojislav Seselj declare that party won't change it's policy and will stay anti nato and anti eu. Currently, SRS have around 8 - 12 % of support among voters. http://www.kurir.rs/region/bosna-i-hercegovina/video-napeto-u-srebrenici-seseljeve-pristalice-kruze-gradom-i-prete-clanak-2199409 http://www.kurir.rs/vesti/politika/rampa-za-lidera-radikala-seselju-zabranjen-ulazak-u-hrvatsku-clanak-2198995 http://www.kurir.rs/vesti/politika/seselj-odrzao-konferenciju-pa-otisao-da-dremne-clanak-2198419 Less

Vatican probes funding for cardinal’s luxury apartment

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The Vatican says it is investigating claims that money meant for a children’s hospital was used to refurbish the luxury apartment of a hig...

Police raid Uefa offices in ‘Panama Papers’ probe

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Swiss police have raided the offices of European football’s governing body Uefa. BREAKING: After yesterday’s Cross Trading/Teleamazon...

Dealer Wearing Gold Watch Shot Dead Inside a Taxi

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The ex-convict murder of Alessandro da Silva Meireles, 21, known as "Birdie" was executed with two shots, one in the head and another in the...

Fujimori likely to face Kuczynski in Peru presidential run-off

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Centre-right candidate Keiko Fujimori has won the first round of Peru’s presidential election. Early official results with around two-fift...

Italy: 5-Star Movement co-founder Gianroberto Casaleggio dies at 61

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Tributes are being paid to Gianroberto Casaleggio, co-founder of Italy’s anti-establishment 5-Star Movement with ex-comedian Beppe Grillo,...

Opposition fury in FYR Macedonia as president halts phonetap inquiry

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Protesters in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia surrounded the headquarters of the ruling party in Skopje, furious at the decision t...

Candle-lit vigils to mark 30th anniversary of Chernobyl nuclear disaster

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A bell has tolled 30 times in Kyiv in Ukraine, as the country marks the 30th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. A candle-lit v...

A bell has tolled 30 times in Kyiv in Ukraine, as the country marks the 30th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. A candle-lit vigil has taken place at a church built in memory of the victims of the catastrophe, just one of many commemorative events being held. In case you missed it:commemoration for the 30th anniversary of the nuclear catastrophe in #Chernobyl #Ukraine https://t.co/PTm8ulagcY— euronews (@euronews) April 26, 2016 It was in the early hours of the morning on April the 26th 1986 that a test went horribly wrong at the nuclear plant in then Soviet Ukraine. One former staff member, Natalya, told Euronews: “I’m here to commemorate all of those people who used to work with me. I commemorate my son, my husband, who are no longer with me.” But while there were many victims, there were some lucky ones. Gheorgy, an ex-electrician at the plant, said: “I was told by the officials that those exposed to radiation within the first five days would only live three and a half years. “We didn’t take it seriously. Then five years passed, then 15. Now, after 30 years, thank God, my friends and I are still alive.” Official figures show at least 30 workers and fire fighters were killed in the immediate aftermath of the meltdown at the plant. But since then radiation-related illness have claimed the lives of thousands. Chernobyl: thirty years on, the health issues remain https://t.co/7Wstd0jUrS— Seamus Kearney (@seamuskearney_) April 26, 2016 30 years after #Chernobyl are our nuclear power plants safe? https://t.co/ByRKRKdSoC https://t.co/abIIbxK6kg— Euronews Insiders (@euronewsinsidrs) April 24, 2016 The shadow of Chernobyl looms large 30 years later by SPStensil #Chernobyl30 https://t.co/TdudPKx02r pic.twitter.com/KUh5RWBLBb— Greenpeace (Greenpeace) April 26, 2016 Chernobyl and Fukushima disasters had disturbing effects on wildlife — via ConversationUS https://t.co/krkUUMQ2L7 pic.twitter.com/l0xpvaS5Y0— Business Insider (businessinsider) April 26, 2016 The giant, crumbling “sarcophagus” built to contain #Chernobyl’s radiation will finally be replaced: https://t.co/l2GbfnHyZV— National Geographic (@NatGeo) April 26, 2016 Less

Russia launches rocket from new Vostochny cosmodrome

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Russia has launched its first rocket from a new cosmodrome 24-hours after a technical glitch forced lift off to be put back, much to the ann...

Flight 804 crash: second major EgyptAir incident in two months

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Thursday’s (May 19) EgyptAir plane crash comes just two months since the last major incident involving the airline. On March 29, a domesti...

Russians jailed in Ukraine return to Moscow in Savchenko exchange deal

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In contrast to the rapturous scenes in Kyiv amid the return of freed Ukrainian servicewoman Nadiya Savchenko, it was a private welcome at Mo...

In contrast to the rapturous scenes in Kyiv amid the return of freed Ukrainian servicewoman Nadiya Savchenko, it was a private welcome at Moscow’s Vnukovo airport for the two Russians freed by Ukraine. There was only a small media presence as Alexander Alexandrov and Yevgeny Yerofeyev were reunited with their wives. They had recently been sentenced in Ukraine to 14 years in jail after being convicted on charges of waging war and terrorism. Last year they told Reuters they were Russian special forces soldiers and had been captured while on a secret mission in eastern Ukraine. Moscow, which has never acknowledged that it sent Russian forces across the border, has insisted the pair were not on active duty at the time. The two Russians have been pardoned by President Poroshenko. While in Kyiv, they had accused Moscow of disowning them. Alexandrov’s mother, Zinaida, told Reuters by telephone on Wednesday: “I’m glad, I’m very happy. I hope that everything will be okay for him, I really want to see him.” Vladimir Putin has spoken of the decision to pardon Nadiya Savchenko, during a meeting with relatives of the two Russian journalists whose deaths were partly blamed on the Ukrainian servicewoman. The Russian president said he acted after the relatives asked him to show mercy to the convicted Ukrainian servicewoman. “I only wish to thank you for this position and express hope that this decision taken on humanitarian considerations will help reduce tensions in the conflict zone,” Putin said. German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said in a statement that he hoped Savchenko’s release “will help build trust between Ukraine and Russia”. Russia’s relations with its neighbour and fellow ex-Soviet republic Ukraine have been toxic since an uprising in 2014 forced out the Moscow-backed Ukrainian leader Viktor Yanukovych and installed a pro-Western administration. Russia then annexed Ukraine’s Crimea Peninsula. Moscow said it was protecting the local Russian-speaking population from persecution by the new authorities in Kiev. Western governments called it an illegal land-grab and imposed sanctions on Moscow. Soon after, pro-Moscow separatists began an armed rebellion in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine, an area with a large Russian-speaking community. Fighting between the rebels and Ukraine’s forces killed thousands of people. A fragile ceasefire has been in place since last year, but a permanent settlement to the conflict remains elusive. The exchange deal, which could help ease tensions between Russia and the West, comes several weeks before the European Union is due to decide on whether to extend sanctions against Russia. Less

Habre – “I hope this is a lesson to all the other dictators out there”

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Convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity Handed a life sentence Victims celebrate There has been a jubilant reaction to news...

Convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity Handed a life sentence Victims celebrate There has been a jubilant reaction to news that the former president of Chad, Hissene Habre, has been convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Many in court, including some of his victims, cheered in celebration. Some had testified during the hearing: What they are saying “Big joy, big day… victory!” -Clement Abaifouta, who was jailed & forced to dig graves for #HisseneHabre’s victims pic.twitter.com/v2ZDdyNOW3— Andrew Stroehlein (@astroehlein) May 30, 2016 “Hissene Habre never imagined that one day he would be in court. We fought and now our sacrifices have paid off,” – Clement Abaifouta, President of the Chadian Association of the Victims of Crime and Political Repression (AVCRP) “Getting a guilty verdict is all I care about, compensation will come later,” – Fatime Thiangdoum, victim. “We are disappointed because with everything that was achieved during the trial and the way we proved president Habre’s innocence, faced with false accusations, we were expected an acquittal,” – lawyer Ibrahim Diawara. “This sends a very strong message to all those in Africa who are in power and who want to be. It is no longer possible to commit massive human rights violations and sleep easily in your bed,” – Assane Dioma Ndiaye. What happened in court? The former president of Chad, Hissene Habre, was been convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Here’s summary ruling (unofficial) from #HissèneHabre verdict today https://t.co/h3pLZ8fJwZ pic.twitter.com/89DURUwl2o— Human Rights Watch (@hrw) May 30, 2016 The verdict ended a 16-year battle by victims and rights campaigners to bring the former strongman to justice in Senegal. He fled there after being toppled in a 1990 coup in Chad. What were the charges? That the 73-year-old ordered the torture and killing of thousands of political opponents during his eight-year tenure. He has been sentenced to life in prison by the Special African Chamber (CAE). The tribunal was created in 2013 by Senegal and the African Union. Habre was also found guilty of rape. How did Habre react to the verdict and sentence? He was defiant. After the conviction and sentence were read out in court, he raised his arms and called out to his supporters as he was led away. Many in court, including some of his victims, cheered in celebration. #humanrights wins are rare, so Habre’s verdict isn’t just important for his victims but 4 all those suffering today. pic.twitter.com/lJz91TqfJ7— Tirana Hassan (@TiranaHassan) May 30, 2016 Many of Habre’s victims testified during the hearing, recounting at length and in detail the acts of torture to which they were submitted. What they are also saying We welcome the verdict convicting ex-President of Chad Hissène Habré of crimes agst humanity https://t.co/RuzI0Vf4GX pic.twitter.com/WLwCxFnWNh— UN Human Rights (@UNHumanRights) May 30, 2016 “Hissene Habre, the court condemns you to life in prison. You have a period of 15 days from the pronouncement of this judgement to appeal the decision in accordance with the criminal procedure code,” – presiding Judge Gustave Kam. “Honestly, I am very satisfied. I do not have the words, but let the name of God alone be glorified. It hurts me that many of my colleagues died along the way. They could not be here to see these results, which is why I was moved and brought to tears. It is truly a happy moment. Hissen Habre will end his life in prison and that is all we wanted. I hope this serves as a lesson to all the other dictators out there,” – Souleymane Guenguen, torture survivor and founder of the Chadian Victims’ Association (AVCRP) Less

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