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‘Dark’ oil trade still flowing despite Hormuz disruption – Bloomberg

Tankers sailing with transponders off are reportedly helping prevent a sharper oil-price surge by moving crude through the disrupted strait ...
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Africa is already the frontier – Botswana president

The continent should set its own terms for foreign investors while expanding cooperation with...
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Israeli settler attacks terrorize last all-Christian village in West Bank (VIDEO)

RT’s Charlotte Dubenskij reports from Taybeh, where residents face near-daily assaults, property damage, and...
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Morocco arrests hundreds of migrants near Ceuta

The detainees reportedly included 294 people from Sub-Saharan Africa and 61 Moroccan nationals accused...
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Kenya cracks down on illegal alcohol

Over 18,000 bars and distilleries have been closed in the last month as part of an ongoing campaign ...

UK commits nearly $1bn to nuclear program

London has announced an investment plan to boost workforce in the sector and to maintain its submarine at-sea deterrent   ...

Republican megadonors rally to save Trump – Reuters

The ex-US president’s campaign has denied that he needed the help of wealthy allies to post a half-billion-dollar bond ...

Africa’s last monarchy hopes for BRICS but fears blocks – media

Eswatini, which recognizes Taiwan as an independent state, fears that China could oppose its membership ...

Zelensky fires security chief

The head of the Ukrainian National Security and Defense Council (SNBO), Aleksey Danilov, has been relieved of his duties ...

Russia targets Ukraine’s decision-making centers – MOD

The latest strikes were also aimed at nationalist military units and foreign mercenaries, the Defense Ministry has said ...

What UK High Court’s decision in Julian Assange case means

The jailed WikiLeaks founder was allowed a new limited bid to fight extradition to the US within the British legal system ...

‘Very few’ Russians oppose Ukraine operation – Kremlin

Almost everyone in the country agrees with President Vladimir Putin’s policy, spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said ...

Russian diamond sanctions creating ‘mayhem’ in EU – The Times

European traders face delays and extra costs as business heads elsewhere, the newspaper has reported ...

US, UK and Ukraine could be behind Moscow terror attack – FSB chief

139 people died and around 200 were injured in last Friday’s Crocus City Hall massacre ...

Ukraine’s top spy a ‘legitimate target’ – FSB chief

Anyone committing crimes against Russia is a marked man, security service chief Aleksandr Bortnikov has said ...

Russia captures German-donated Marder IFV in ‘almost perfect’ condition (VIDEO)

The 30-ton armored vehicle was no match for the Donbass mud, the Defense Ministry said ...

Moscow attack terrorists were to be met as ‘heroes’ in Ukraine – FSB chief

The Ukrainian side may have been preparing to help the four gunmen cross the Russian border, Aleksandr Bortnikov says ...

EU admits it’s working for US hegemony – Moscow

The bloc’s foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, recently said that helping Ukraine is in the interests of Washington as a global player ...
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