CIA Director Mike Pompeo has accused RT and Sputnik of being valuable money-saving tools for the Kremlin, fighting information wars instead of shooting ones.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has dismissed media reports that Ankara provided Berlin with a ‘black list’ of German companies over terrorism-support suspicions, also condemning German officials who said that such actions would harm investment in Turkey.
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As the mainstream media continues to obsess over how many times Trump and Putin met at the G20 summit, Sergey Lavrov has quipped that the leaders could have informally crossed paths many times, potentially going “to the toilet together.”
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Digital currency start-up Ripple has finished the second quarter with its XRP token's value almost 4,000 percent higher year-to-date.
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MPs from three opposition caucuses in the Russian lower house have launched a joint appeal seeking to change new laws that restrict meetings between parliamentarians and voters to designated places or require sanction from the municipal authorities.
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Russia’s state arms seller Rosoboronexport has inked a deal with China to deliver four Mi-171E transport helicopters. The agreement was concluded at the MAKS-2017 international air show.
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The top US general in Europe has speculated that the upcoming Russia-Belarus drills could be a “Trojan horse” exceeding their planned scale. Minsk and Moscow refute the claims and point to the ongoing NATO build-up and eastward expansion.
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Chinese fans of pop star Justin Bieber won’t get to see their idol perform live in mainland China until he “matures,” says Beijing’s cultural bureau. The 23-year-old’s gigs have been branded “unsuitable” due to his past “bad behaviors.”
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The board of trustees for a south Texas school district voted unanimously on Tuesday in favor of reintroducing paddling as an appropriate disciplinary method in elementary schools.
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The ‘Joint Sea 2017’ drills of the Russian and Chinese naval forces have begun the first stage of major exercises, marking the first time they have taken place in Europe.
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Cigarette sellers in France took to the streets on Thursday to attack the government's policy to gradually increase the price of a packet of cigarettes from €7 to €10 over the next three years.
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A new report has revealed that the Islamic State central command in Syria has been steadily funding militants in the Philippines, helping them seize the city of Marawi, arranging funding and carrying out recruitment.
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An Alabama taxidermist found his next stuffing project after he shot a massive wild boar in his yard in Sterling Tuesday.
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Cows are emerging as an unlikely weapon in the fight against HIV as new research reveals they can produce powerful antibodies against the notorious, vaccine-resistant virus.
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Three Palestinians have been fatally shot amid mass protests in Jerusalem, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry.
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No. 10 has withdrawn Scottish National Party (SNP) leader Nicola Sturgeon’s right to demand meetings with UK Prime Minister Theresa May in a move meant to downgrade the first minister’s status.
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A 19-year-old girl’s body was allegedly chopped up and stuffed in a freezer after she was stabbed to death in a suspected honor killing at a £1.5 million home in South West London.
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Bizarre CCTV footage of a woman assaulting a gas station attendant during a midnight robbery has been released by Australian police.
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The Russian lower house has given a final nod to bills obliging companies that own internet messengers to verify the identity of every user and banning various services that allow users to visit prohibited internet sites.
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A five-year-old girl has been fined £150 by her local council for selling 50p cups of homemade lemonade to festival-goers in London.
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Dramatic videos and images shared via social media show the aftermath of the powerful earthquake in the Aegean Sea and the ordeal facing frightened tourists. Multiple tremors continue to shake the epicenter between Turkey and the Greek Islands.
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A wide range of American conglomerates, including oil, energy, banking, aerospace, auto and heavy manufacturing enterprises have jointly started a lobbying campaign against the new round of sanctions against Russia passed by the US Senate, CNN reports.
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Spending by overseas visitors in Britain has surged by 18 percent last month as tourists took advantage of weaker Sterling since the Brexit vote, said the country's biggest payments processor Worldpay.
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Clashes between Palestinians and Israeli police have erupted in Jerusalem. It is the latest in a series of unrest prompted by Israel's decision to place metal detectors at the Temple Mount, a site which is holy to both Jews and Muslims.
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British military and intelligence agencies will be subjected to a major spending audit amid fears of a £20 billion ($26 billion) shortfall for the completion of major projects like warships and jets.
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