Updates

By the end of the year, Kiev’s forces will be struggling to “defend the indefensible,” General Sir Richard Barrons told the BBC ...

Moscow should first “abandon” its military campaign for negotiations to be possible, the German chancellor has said ...

Yury Borisov acknowledged that the technical issues encountered during the launch frayed many nerves ...

The country’s energy infrastructure has been badly damaged by Russian airstrikes ...

The Hungarian foreign minister has spoken out against the IOC’s politicization of the event ...

The seizure came after Tehran promised to deal Israel a “slap in the face” ...

Contracts Austria signed with Gazprom are presently set to expire in 2040 ...

The new sanctions could be a signal to Kiev not to engage in talks, Ambassador Anatoly Antonov has suggested ...

A new administration in Kiev could axe any agreement reached between the outgoing president and Moscow, Belarusian leader has warned ...

Health authorities have issued an advisory as cases of human leptospirosis have hit a record high  ...

The attack on Lugansk reportedly used several UK-supplied long-range Storm Shadow missiles ...

Tokyo’s deputy UN envoy has lashed out at Russia’s “nuclear rhetoric” instead ...

Kiev’s earlier pleas for seven Patriot systems were rejected, despite the EU having more than 100 ...

A local official says such a move would further enhance Mali’s relations with Moscow, a state of affairs that has been decried in the...