RT NEWSLETTER (October 23, 2018)

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RT NEWSLETTER (October 23, 2018)

US News

23 October

US sticking to INF Treaty withdrawal, to be filed in due course – Bolton after Moscow visit

Washington is determined to withdraw from the INF arms control treaty no matter what, but has not done so yet, US national security adviser John Bolton said after meetings with the Russian leadership in Moscow.

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US News

23 October

CIA director Gina Haspel is in Turkey to talk Khashoggi murder… but why?

CIA Director Gina Haspel traveled to Turkey on Monday to assess and help with the investigation into the death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi — but the timing and possible motives of the visit are raising some eyebrows.

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Sport News

23 October

Rome escalator collapse: Dozens of Russian CSKA Moscow fans injured, one 'loses leg' (VIDEO)

At least 30 people were injured after a packed metro escalator sped up with commuters falling down in a melee. Many Russian football fans are among the victims, with one losing his leg.

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World News

23 October

‘Has the eagle eaten all the olives?’ Putin jokes with Bolton about US belligerence

Meeting with US national security adviser John Bolton in Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin made a comment about Washington’s hostility that went right over the hawkish diplomat’s head.

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World News

23 October

Neutrality or censorship? RT’s look at AfD’s tool for students to report ‘biased’ teachers (VIDEO)

The Alternative for Germany party (AfD) has caused another stir with a new website allowing students to anonymously report teachers who express “political bias.” RT sees if the move is about censorship or a political neutrality.

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UK News

23 October

‘Porn as harmful as smoking, can lead to sexual violence,’ say British MPs

Pornography should be treated as seriously as major public health issues such as smoking, and funding allocated to curb its harmful effects, which can include sexual violence, a group of MPs claims.

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US News

23 October

Russians did it! Media finds culprit behind NFL national anthem brouhaha

In an ideal world free of pesky Russian bots, the debate over NFL players kneeling during the national anthem would have likely never taken place, the Wall Street Journal has reported, veering remarkably close to self-parody.

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Business News

23 October

Time to end tyranny of the US dollar? RT’s Keiser Report looks into mainstream media buzz

The US dollar makes up two-thirds of international debt and a similar share of global reserve holdings. RT's Keiser Report examines mainstream media reports asking whether it's time to shake up the basket of currencies.

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World News

23 October

Crown Prince Salman nearly crushed by selfie-hungry Saudi forum guests (VIDEO)

Saudi Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman, has been forced to escape a room full of attendees at his own investment forum as he was overrun by people hoping to get a picture with him.

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World News

23 October

World’s ‘oldest intact shipwreck’ discovered in murky depths of Black Sea after 2,400 years (VIDEO)

An international team of maritime experts has discovered what is being dubbed the ‘oldest intact shipwreck’ known to mankind, perfectly preserved as if it had only sank yesterday.

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