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Chief of NATO ‘defensive alliance’ advocates war of aggression
European member states should have attacked Iran rather than the US, Mark Rutte has said ...
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Deputy FM Wu gives interview to Austrian media
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs François Chih-chung Wu was interviewed online by Austrian media...
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The FlyDubai cockpit attack is over. The hardest questions remain
The FlyDubai emergency puts aviation’s insider threat under scrutiny against a backdrop of war...
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Head, hands ‘almost severed’: Who is the Indian pilot praised by Modi and Netanyahu?
Wounded in an attack by his co-pilot, FlyDubai Captain Smit Machchhar opened the cockpit...
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Indian designers making themselves ‘louder’ – Kanika Goyal
Emerging Indian labels are turning the country’s craft and manufacturing strengths into greater visibility overseas, Kanika Goyal has told RT India ...
RT examines human cost of US intervention in Iraq (VIDEO)
The Pentagon has announced an end to the American military presence that started with the 2003 invasion ...
Iraqi militias celebrating US ‘defeat’ (VIDEOS)
Kataib Hezbollah and several other Shiite groups have welcomed the completion of the US troop withdrawal from Iraq ...
Japan wants to stand up to Russia. Can it stand on its own?
Tokyo’s latest clash with Moscow exposes a deeper struggle between national ambition, dependence on Washington, and the need for Russian energy ...
North Korean soldiers cut winter firewood for their units and their officers’ homes
North Korean soldiers from the 10th Corps in Ryanggang province are heading into the mountains to cut firewood for the 2026 winter. Much of...
Ultra-Orthodox Jews condemn IDF as ‘enemy army’ (VIDEOS)
Thousands of demonstrators have marched through Jerusalem to celebrate jailed Haredi draft dodgers and protest military conscription ...
‘We don’t need handouts’: Key takeaways from Putin’s first address to Russia’s new parliament
The president has laid out economic, security and social priorities for the newly elected State Duma ...
Western F-16s promised safe skies over Kiev: Why could they all go MIA soon?
The donated jets could be grounded due to maintenance delays, The Wall Street Journal has claimed ...
DR Congo politician killed for defending Ebola measures – ruling party
The UDPS has linked the attack to Marie-Celestin Karondwa’s support for measures against the disease ...
Mali has taken its case against Ukraine to the UN. What is behind it?
Kiev is aiding jihadists and separatist rebels that have joined forces against Bamako, the African country’s foreign minister has said ...
Samjiyon lecture cites purged officer’s case in foreign culture crackdown
Party officials in the North Korean city of Samjiyon held up the corruption case of Pak Hui Chol, a purged senior military political officer,...
Kremlin dismisses Atlantic US-Russia swap claim
Spokesman Dmitry Peskov has rejected as “inappropriate” the notion that the measures could be curtailed in exchange for the release of prisoners ...
New Delhi reveals number of Indian sailors in troubled waters
More than 4,500 seafarers from the South Asian nation are aboard commercial vessels in the Persian Gulf as attacks on regional shipping continue ...
Tanker crew death toll revealed after Somali pirate overthrow
The Palau-flagged vessel had been held for more than five months before Puntland maritime police regained control ...
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