Updates

The allegations that led nearly a dozen countries to suspend aid payments to UNRWA remain unverified ...

The conflict between Moscow and Kiev really began in 2008 when NATO agreed to eventually admit Ukraine, Vaclav Klaus said ...

National day saw widespread protests as the elites’ agenda stoked a furious backlash ...

The construction of Belarus’ first nuclear power plant has given rise to a “whole new industry,” the Russian leader said ...

William Burns’ trip says something about how the competence of Antony Blinken and his State Department is viewed ...

The then 15-year-old Kamila Valieva tested positive for banned heart medication ahead of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics ...

Four close associates of the jailed opposition figure have been charged with extremism-related offenses ...

Aleksey Zhuravlev has suggested that Moscow should deploy missiles in “friendly” countries such as Venezuela, Cuba, and Nicaragua ...

The bloc’s access to cheap Russian energy sources has “underpinned its prosperity” for a long time, according to Aleksey Overchuk ...

The “dangerous ideology” is incompatible with Christian beliefs, according to a letter issued to the Archbishop of Canterbury ...

Bloc planners have criticized red tape restricting cross-border exchanges of military equipment, the newspaper reported ...

African Parks has been accused of operating militants involved in human rights abuses in the local communities of the Republic of the Congo ...

The West may have already squandered its best chance to enable Kiev to win back territories lost to Russia, the newspaper has said ...

The Ukrainian president has said that his army now numbers nearly 900,000 soldiers ...