An Israeli soldier attempting to put a suspected pre-teen stone-thrower in the West Bank in a headlock was beaten off by the collective efforts of his Palestinian family. IDF have called the incident a “violent provocation” by a family of celebrity activists.

Paul Larudee, co-founder of the Free Palestine movement, joins RT

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A Forbes report on alleged Russian army casualties in Ukraine citing a dodgy Russian website has sparked a media and Twitter storm. Some said Russia had “finally slipped” with the leak on its troops in Ukraine; others were baffled by the “fake publication.”

International Affairs Editor @russia-insider, Alexander Mercouris, joins RT

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Despite the opposition of the US public and lawmakers to NSA surveillance, the courts keep handing the Obama administration the license to snoop. A US appeals court threw out a 2013 verdict against the NSA, to White House approval.

Wikileaks activist, Clark Stoeckley, joins RT

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After five months of talks, Ukraine has agreed to a restructuring deal: Private creditors WILL accept a 20% write-down on the face value of their Ukrainian bonds. The deal covers bonds with outstanding principal of 18 billion dollars and with that 20 percent reduction, which provides Ukraine with 3.6 billion dollars in debt relief

RT's Ameera David weighs in.

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A multiagency crackdown in central Melbourne that would have involved freshly empowered immigration officers checking visas has been canceled after mass protests.

Musician and Activist, Ezekiel Ox, joins RT

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AP news agency sued the US Department of Justice over the FBI’s denial to provide public records, concerning making up a fake AP news story on a bogus website. By clicking on its link, a teenager suspect infected his computer with surveillance software.

Former FBIi agent and whistleblower, Coleen Rowley, joins RT

RT’s Thom Hartman discusses gun control in US after two journalists were shot during a live interview in Virginia.

Scott Greer, Sam Sacks and Kevin Martin join in the conversation

Austrian police have confirmed that between 20 and 50 refugees have been found dead in a tractor trailer in the country's east. It appears the migrants, whose bodies have begun to decompose, suffocated in the back of the truck.

Co-director of Pressenza news agency, Tony Robinson, joins RT

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Vester Lee Flanagan, who was known on air under the name Bryce Williams, has reportedly cited Charleston church shooting as a trigger for his attack on WDBJ news crew. His tweets also reveal his frustrations.

RT's Marina Portnaya reports

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One of the secrets of German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s success has been to wait before commenting on major incidents. However, it seems the German public has become fed-up with her sitting on the fence, with Twitter users mocking the chancellor.

Chair of Political Systems and Comparative Politics at the Dresden University of Technology, Head of the Institute of Political Science, Prof Dr Werner J. Patzelt , joins RT

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