Updates

The US president had claimed that allied soldiers stayed “off the front lines” in Afghanistan ...

The US president has renewed his threats against Tehran, warning “a lot of ships” are heading to the region ...

Consumer price growth has slowed the most in five years, central bank data shows ...

American officials reportedly believe that by shutting off Cuba’s access to oil, they will place its government in a “chokehold” ...

Pro-independence lawmaker Kuno Fencker told RT that sovereignty is an absolute red line for the islanders ...

Washington is reportedly considering the option after Damascus reasserted control over territories held by US-backed Kurdish militias ...

Central banks have been buying bullion at a record clip because holding dollars has become a losing proposition ...

More than 3,000 people, including nearly 700 “terrorists,” have been killed amid violent protests, according to the Foreign Ministry ...

Societe Generale and BNP Paribas will slash their workforce to reduce costs ...

The closed-door negotiations are aimed at resolving territorial disputes between Moscow and Kiev ...

The Ukrainian leader has sparked a wave of international backlash and accusations of being unfair and ungrateful to Kiev’s Western backers ...

The amount sought by a right-wing German MP matches what Warsaw demands from Berlin for damages suffered during World War II ...

Estonia has lost its right to host the European Fencing Championship over denying visas to athletes from Russia and Belarus ...

Storage is reportedly far emptier than normal for the season as LNG imports fall short ...