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Yemeni recruits are reportedly enticed with promises of high-paying jobs and Russian citizenship, but upon arrival are coerced into joining the Russian army and deployed to Ukrainian front lines.
Sbarro massacre terrorist Ahlam Tamimi’s release was a devastating blow to the families of the victims, who had to endure the pain of seeing her flown on a VIP flight to Jordan, where she was celebrated and welcomed as a hero.
Deputy health minister warns that without improvement, "We will fall into a demographic black hole and it will take us about 150 years to compensate for it."
Protesters set vehicles ablaze and damage property during rally that also opposed the NATO security alliance. Police respond by deploying chemical irritants and implementing crowd control measures to restore order.
Britain, France, and Germany set to meet Iranian officials in December in the hope of reviving the eighth round of talks, as Western nations seek new agreement.
