Just before a Russian passenger airliner crashed in Egypt’s Sinai on Saturday, a US infrared satellite reportedly detected a heat flash in the same vicinity, indicating that an explosion may have happened on board.

Julian Bray, aviation security and airline operations expert, joins RT

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‘Company will always blame external cause’ – fmr Air Force officer on 7K9268 crash

The Russian passenger jet that crashed in Sinai, Egypt, must have been damaged by a force in flight and couldn’t have just broken apart, the airline of the ill-fated Airbus A321 said. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has urged an end to speculation until the investigation is complete.

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A small German village containing just 102 residents and with almost no infrastructure will have to accommodate as many as 750 asylum seekers after a decision by the regional authorities. Villagers fear the area will be unable to cope with the burden.

Prof. Laszlo Maracz from the University of Amsterdam joins RT

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Since the end of the Cold War a quarter of a century ago, the global security order has been dangerously out of balance. During this time the US has been able to unilaterally dictate its unipolar agenda. Today American hegemony is in question and in decline. Welcome back to a multipolar world…

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On this episode of “Watching the Hawks” Tyrel Ventura and Tabetha Wallace discuss U.S. Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter’s new plan for direct action against ISIS in Syria and Iraq that includes U.S. boots on the ground. Sex educator and adult film star Jessica Drake enters the Hawks Nest to discuss California’s new sexual consent laws and the importance of honest sexual education. Peace activist Rod Webber enters the Hawks Nest to talk about his message of prayer and peace and how it has been received on the 2016 Presidential campaign trail. Tyrel Ventura & Tabetha Wallace interview author D. Watkins about his new book “The Beast Side” and what it is like to live and die while black in America. Roger Stone joins the team to discuss his book “The Clinton’s War on Women” and the GOP Presidential Campaign.

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On this episode Tyrel and Tabetha discuss the US bombing of a Doctors Without Borders Hospital in Kunduz. Congress fails to extend funding for 9/11 first responders. Sean, Tabetha, and Tyrel interview the owners of the Groom Mine who have been bullied by the U.S. Air Force to abandon their property. The Harvard debate team loses to three inmates from New York State.

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On this episode of “Watching the Hawks” Tyrel Ventura & Guest Host Lee Camp from Redacted Tonight the recent report essentially justifying the actions of the Cleveland Police who killed Tamir Rice last November. Tabetha takes us to the No Labels event in Manchester, NH this week where candidates from both sides of the aisle spoke on bipartisan issues. Author and founder of Salon.com David Talbot join Tyrel and Tabetha to talk about his new book, “The Devil’s Chessboard: Allen Dulles, the CIA, and the Rise of America’s Secret Government.” Tabetha commemorates the 68th anniversary of Chuck Yeager’s breaking the speed of sound barrier for the first time ever in a jet plane.

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Doubling down or re-calibrating? After finding itself painted into a corner, the Obama administration appears to be doing both when it comes to Syria. Though it is unclear if either approach will generate desired outcomes. In the meantime Russia and its allies have taken matters into their own hands.

CrossTalking with Ray McGovern, Eric Draitser, and Brian Becker.

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Islamic State terrorists have reportedly executed three people in the historic site of Palmyra by binding them to ancient columns and blowing them up, simultaneously inflicting terrible damage to the Roman-era Syrian city ruins.

Charles R. Ewen, President of Society for Historical Archaeology & Professor, Department of Anthropology, East Carolina University, joins RT

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Offices of Turkish opposition media group Koza Ipek are being stormed by Turkish police. Tear gas and water cannon are being used to quell the protest after an earlier assault on the building.

Yusuf Kanli, coordinator of the Press for Freedom project of the Association of Journalists, joins RT

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