Battling terrorism in Europe and curbing the refugees flow from the wider Middle East have become intertwined in EU politics, with the French prime minister causing quite a stir on Tuesday after calling for the cessation of Europe’s migrant influx. 
A Moscow laboratory has conducted the first successful organ translation using a unique Russian 3D-printing technology. The breakthrough could potentially help millions suffering from thyroid disorders – and paves the way for printing other human organs. 
Two RT crew members and a TASS journalist, who were injured when an anti-tank shell hit their press convoy near the Turkish-Syrian border, have arrived in Moscow from the Russian airbase in Latakia. 
Child users of the YouTube Kids app are being exploited, according to complaints sent to the Federal Trade Commission. Junk food advertising has prompted two advocacy groups to request that the agency look into both Google and advertisers’ business practices. 
The Saudi-led coalition is violating international humanitarian law by striking civilian targets in Yemen using UK-made missiles, two of the world’s most respected human rights agencies stated, urging London to pressure Saudi Arabia into opening a “credible investigation.” 
Major law enforcement organizations are calling for “immediate action” to halt encryption on smartphones in a new report. The Paris attacks, the report implies, could have been thwarted, but the tech industry is refusing to take the blame. 
A passenger traveling on a plane to Brisbane in Queensland, Australia, filmed the astounding moment when a lightning bolt struck just next to the aircraft’s wing. 