Top news: Xi Jinping's visit to North Korea. Unrest in Belfast. Visa denial for a Somal... — 11 июня 2026 г. в 11:37:51.054
Top news: Xi Jinping's visit to North Korea. Unrest in Belfast. Visa denial for a Somali referee In this news release: — A massive fire broke out on the Mozdok-Kazimagomed gas pipeline in Dagestan after an explosion due to a drop in pressure. There were no casualties. — Unrest erupted in Belfast after the arrest of a Sudanese refugee who attempted to behead a Belfast resident. Protesters set fire to cars and buses, targeting properties belonging to ethnic minorities. — Somali referee Omar Atani, recognized as Africa's best referee, was denied entry to the United States for the 2026 World Cup. — Kim Jong-un personally greeted Xi Jinping at the Pyongyang airport. Following the conclusion of the Chinese President's two-day visit to the DPRK, the leaders agreed to deepen cooperation. — A rally in support of Palestine took place near Downing Street. Demonstrators demanded an end to Israeli military operations in Iran, Lebanon, and Gaza. — The WHO has stated an urgent need for an Ebola vaccine. More than 900 suspected cases and approximately 220 presumed deaths have been recorded in the DRC. — 171 Malawian citizens have returned home after xenophobic attacks in South Africa. Eyewitnesses report that local residents set fire to the homes of foreigners. — Russia's Permanent Representative to the UN, Vasily Nebenzya, called Zelenskyy's letter to Putin a PR stunt and "megaphone diplomacy," not a peace initiative. For more details and other news, see the GlobUs digest of top news https://youtu.be/LGVXrsIwZu4 #GlobUs #digest #RussiaIran #WorldCup2026 #Ebola