“Two pilots killed in Russian strategic bomber crash”, “China-Kazakhstan Copper Mine Brawl: Food for Thought?”, “Russia blocks UN Security Council resolution on Srebrenica massacre”, “Kazakhstan out to upset Australia and create Davis Cup history”

afp.com. “Two pilots killed in Russian strategic bomber crash" - Two pilots were killed when a strategic bomber with seven people on board crashed in far eastern Russia on Tuesday, the defence ministry said, the latest in a string of military aircraft accidents.

thediplomat.com. “China-Kazakhstan Copper Mine Brawl: Food for Thought?"- Last week, a lunchtime brawl broke out in the cafeteria at Kazakhstan's Aktogay copper mine between Kazakh and Chinese workers. Tengrinewsreports that the fight started when a Chinese worker complained about the quality of the food and small portion size.

rbth.com. “Russia blocks UN Security Council resolution on Srebrenica massacre" - Russia has vetoed a UN Security Council resolution that would have described as “genocide" the Srebrenica massacre committed by Bosnian Serb forces against Muslims during the Bosnian War in July 1995. Russian experts interviewed by RBTH believe that, despite the enormity of the crime, there are insufficient grounds to consider the killings an act of genocide.

rippa.com “Kazakhstan out to upset Australia and create Davis Cup history" - Kazakhstan Davis Cup coach Dias Doskarayev has challenged his side to “make history" as the country prepares to do battle with Australia in Darwin, beginning Friday. Having reached the quarter-finals in four of the past five years in Davis Cup, Doskarayev has declared his players are ready to upset Australia - made up of Nick Kyrgios, Sam Groth, Thanasi Kokkinakis and Lleyton Hewitt - and advance through to the final four for the first time. "We are here to make history for Kazakhstan. We are here to make the semifinal," the Kazakh coach told reporters on Tuesday. "The Australian crowd are one of the best so we are looking very forward to the match."