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BerlinGerman Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble, believes Islam was not responsible for the Manchester attack, but a "misunderstanding" and said Germans could "learn" from Islam he described as one of the world's "great religions".

Zbigniew Brzezinski, Cold War architect and one of the creators of Al-Qaeda, died at the age of 89. Brzezinski spent most of his career plotting against the Soviet Union, but did not foresee many of the consequences of his actions.

LondonIn 2011 when the British, French and the US launched the war on Libya, the British government introduced an "open door" policy that allowed Libyan exiles and British-Libyan citizens to join the 2011 uprising against Muammar Gaddafi. Theresa May, now the British Prime Minister, was the British Home Secretary responsible for the transfer of fighters to Libya at the time.

MoscowRussia has accused the US and NATO of "support for terrorists, primarily ISIS militants" in Afghanistan.

WashingtonA declassified audit from the US Department of Defense, newly released, shows that the Pentagon has not the faintest idea what happened to more than $1 billion in weaponry and military equipment meant for the Iraqi Army.

INTERVIEWSigns in Hungarian language removed, arrests of activists – repressions in Transcarpathia: Hungarian MP Marton Gyöngyösi in an exclusive Free West Media-interview about Kiev's politics towards ethnic and national minorities

ManchesterWould Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi have engaged in Monday's tragic killings if, as the Wall Street Journal notes, he had not been part of the US effort overthrow of the Libyan government, ending with the US proxy war in Syria meant to overthrow president Assad for a Qatari gas pipeline?

BratislavaWhile the mainstream media pushes the idea of an enlarged NATO constantly - Montenegro is the latest addition - very little is being said about the emerging trend of countries wishing to leave NATO.

Increasing tensions in Transcarpathia: European politicians urge protection of the rights of national minorities in Ukraine and call for autonomy.

WashingtonAccording to the US Department of State in its Congressional Budget Justification on Foreign Assistance it has released on Tuesday, aid to Ukraine is being halved from $667 million in 2016 to $203 million.