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Venezuela will strongly retaliate against Brazil, the nation’s leader Nicolas Maduro has said, calling on the Brazilian Army to resist President Jair Bolsonaro’s attempts to intervene in its neighbor’s affairs. Read Full Article at RT.com Source: NF

Tiger Woods roared into contention at the Masters at Augusta National but narrowly avoided injury when an over-eager security guard slipped and almost sent him sprawling during his second round. Read Full Article at RT.com Source: NF

The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has benefited the world in fostering infrastructure in low-income countries, Changyong Rhee, director of the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) Asia and Pacific Department, has said. Read Full Article at RT.com Source: NF

Leading German media, along with some politicians, attacked Minister of Justice and Consumer Protection Katarina Barley for her interview with RT… despite the fact that she expressed strong pro-EU viewpoints. Read Full Article at RT.com Source: NF

Having Mark Zuckerberg as its CEO cost Facebook $22.6 million in 2018, with most of that money going towards personal protection for him and his family, a Securities and Exchange Commission filing has revealed. Read Full Article at RT.com Source: NF

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said he doesn’t think Benjamin Netanyahu's election vow to annex the West Bank will have a negative impact on a two-state peace plan, despite the removal of a large part of one state. Read Full Article at RT.com Source: NF

Russian automaker Aurus, which produces limousines for the Russian president, is going to introduce its cars to Asian customers and considers China as a possible place for its debut, the company’s CEO has revealed. Read Full Article at RT.com Source: NF

Neither torched shops, nor tear gas on the Champs Elysées during the months of Yellow Vest protests could deprive France of remaining the world’s most visited country by tourists, breaking another record in 2018. Read Full Article at RT.com Source: NF

The Russian scare seems to have reached the shores of Ecuador, with lawyers for Ola Bini, a Swedish software developer arrested in Quito over his links to WikiLeaks, say police mistook him for a Russian citizen. Read Full Article at RT.com Source: NF