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Wed, May

ISIS Claims Responsibility For Manchester Attack. Photo [DAILY STAR UK]

The Islamic State has claimed responsibility on Tuesday for bombing a pop concert in the British city of Manchester and killing 22 people, including children. The group said in a statement published on its social media channels that “one of the caliphate’s soldiers placed bombs among the crowds,” and threatened more attacks.

Terror Attack In the City of Manchester

The Manchester Arena was on Monday night hit by a suspected suicide bomber. The attacked happened at the end of a concert by US Singer, Ariana Grande. The Greater Manchester Police has released preliminary investigations, stating that a suspected lone male attacker carrying an Improvised Explosive Device had detonated the bomb killing over twenty people including children, while others are left hospitalized with several degrees of Injuries.

G7 Meeting to be hosted in Italy

On 26 and 27 May 2017, Italy will host the meeting of the G7 leaders. The summit will focus on the global economy, foreign policy, security of citizens, and environmental sustainability.
The theme of the Italian G7 presidency in 2017 is 'Building the foundations of renewed trust'.

French President - Emmanuel Macron

Emmanuel Macron, was officially sworn in as the youngest president of the French Republic on Sunday at the age of 39. In his speech to herald his inauguration, he enjoined the French to embrace the future, hold him to high standard and to join him in the hard work ahead.

Julian Assange

After seven years, Sweden's top prosecutor Marianne Ny dropped an ongoing investigation into a rape case against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. The Swedish Prosecution Authority made the decision known today in a statement issued by Ny. The statement, however, did not give reasons why it "has decided to discontinue the investigation."