EU to sanction Salisbury chemical attack suspects - FRANCE 24

January 17, 2019

Operation Novichok - Sergei Skripal EU to sanction Salisbury chemical attack suspects - FRANCE 24 BBC probed for possible 'terrorist' content by Russian media regulator - CNN As Mcdonalds (MCD) Valuation Rose, Perigon Wealth Management Lowered Position by $503,839; Bush Odonnell Investment Advisors Increases Holding in Visa (V) - The Moveefy EU envoys agree sanctions on Russians accused of poisoning ex-spy: diplomats - Reuters Reuters: Russia's RT to seek judicial review over UK watchdog's ruling - Kyiv Post EU to sanction Salisbury chemical attack suspects - FRANCE 24 FRANCE 24 Date created : 17/01/2019 - 18:44 Brussels (AFP) Read More BBC probed for possible 'terrorist' content by Russian media regulator - CNN CNN Roskomnadzor said Thursday it would probe whether the British public broadcaster was in violation of Russia's strict anti-extremism laws. "At present, materials have been discovered that broadcast the ideological attitudes of international terrorist organizations (quotes from terrorist Al-Baghdadi)," Roskomnadzor said, referring to ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. Read More As Mcdonalds (MCD) Valuation Rose, Perigon Wealth Management Lowered Position by $503,839; Bush Odonnell Investment Advisors Increases Holding in Visa (V) - The Moveefy The Moveefy Bush Odonnell Investment Advisors Inc increased its stake in Visa Inc (V) by 18.86% based on its latest 2018Q3 regulatory filing with the SEC. Bush Odonnell Investment Advisors Inc bought 4,275 shares as the company’s stock declined 4.30% with the market. Read More EU envoys agree sanctions on Russians accused of poisoning ex-spy: diplomats - Reuters Reuters FILE PHOTO: A police officer guards a cordoned off area in the city centre where former Russian intelligence officer Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia were found poisoned, in Salisbury, Britain, April 3, 2018. Read More Reuters: Russia's RT to seek judicial review over UK watchdog's ruling - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Russia’s RT said on Thursday it would seek a judicial review of a decision by Britain’s media regulator Ofcom that the broadcaster had broken impartiality rules over its coverage of the poisoning of former spy Sergei Skripal. Read More

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