Updates

An ex-adviser to US leaders has been accused of possessing indecent images and arranging commission of a sexual offense in the UK ...

Pro-Palestinian students at Columbia have camped out in protest of Israel ...

Moscow appears unconcerned with the $61 billion aid bill ...

West Jerusalem’s allegations triggered an exodus of Western money from a critical relief agency ...

The veto on Palestinian statehood and Israeli strikes on Iran are signs of irreversible decline in American soft power ...

Azerbaijan is looking forward to further strengthening ties with Russia, President Ilham Aliyev has said ...

Poland has not yet decided to host American atomic bombs, Donald Tusk implied ...

The Russian president has extended his best wishes for the Passover holiday ...

A criminal migrant has won an appeal arguing that being sent back to Eritrea would jeopardize his mental health ...

Those eligible to serve will now have to return home to procure documents or update their passports ...

If there is evidence that Moscow plans a march across Europe, Americans deserve to see it, congresswoman says ...

Russian miner Norilsk Nickel will create a joint venture to construct a new copper producing plant, its CEO has said ...

They are in better shape and more tech-savvy, the Ukrainian president has said ...

Users of the social media platform must be forced to register, according to Kirill Budanov ...