Canada launches inquiry into hundreds of murdered, missing aboriginal women
1. Russia says it has launched missile strikes on terrorists in Syria for the first time from a submarine in the Mediterranean Sea.
2. The Iraqi Prime Minister calls on NATO to get Turkey to withdraw its forces from northern Iraq.
3. US Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump remains defiant in the face of widespread criticism over his call for a ban on all Muslims entering the US.
4. The Canadian Prime Minister announces the launch of a national public inquiry into murders and disappearances of indigenous women.
5. And four French soldiers accused of sexually abusing children in the Central African Republic during their peacekeeping mission are questioned at a court in France.
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