Jakarta Indonesia -KPK (Corruption Eradication Commission)   Prayed Setya Novanto Healthy during the First Session. House Speaker Setya Novanto and his Deputy Fadli Zon posed selfie with US presidential candidate Donald Trump. The pose is considered to undermine the honor of the two state officials. "The photographs of Setya Novanto and Fadli Zon with Donald Trump show the poses or styles that depict the honor of Setnov and Fadli Zon themselves as DPR leaders," said FORMAPPI senior researcher Tommi A Legowo in a discussion at Jalan Matraman Raya, Central Jakarta, Thursday 10/9/2015). Read also      Demonstration against Trump in Lebanon Tipped Ricuh     Arab League issues Resolution outrage Trump decision     Erdogan and Macron will Push US Cancel Embassy Transfer     Brandconnect     5 Best Gadgets 2017 He admits, selfie pose is the right for everyone to express. But it is not very elegant and elegant. Given the two figures it is a state official. Moreover, said Tommi,

Heavy snow fell in many parts of the UK on Sunday as Storm Caroline, the biggest storm so far this year, caused widespread disruption with road and air travel severely affected. Central England and Wales were the worst hit regions witnessing up to 11 inches of snow in some places in just a few hours. Northern Ireland was also slammed. Sleet and snow fell in central London as temperatures plummeted. Passengers hoping to flee the winter weather from London's Heathrow Airport faced cancellations and delays to their journeys, with plenty of planes caught up in the chaos. "Weather across the UK and Europe is resulting in some passengers experiencing disruption to their journeys. Passengers are advised to check their flight status with their airline before coming to the airport," a spokesperson for the airport told CNN. With outgoing flights disrupted before departing the gates, incoming planes were forced to sit on the tarmac for hours, according to CNN'

Global arms sales increased for the first time in five years in 2016 as rising geopolitical tensions fueled defense spending. Sales by the world's 100 biggest arms producers increased 1.9% from the previous year to reach $374.8 billion, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). "The growth in arms sales was expected and was driven by the implementation of new national major weapon programs, ongoing military operations in several countries and persistent regional tensions that are leading to an increased demand for weapons," the group said in its report. Arms producers in South Korea, which increasingly supply the country's military, saw the largest percentage increase among developed countries. The spending splurge reflects fears of a potential conflict with North Korea. Sales by South Korean firms increased by over 20% in 2016, to $8.4 billion. While consumer purchases are included in the sales figures, national governments are by f