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Deal, warning or spy swap? What Russian media are saying about the CIA chief’s Moscow visit

From a secret Ukraine package to captured spies and nuclear fears, Russian outlets have turned John Ratcliffe’s brief visit into the summer’s biggest geopolitical mystery ...
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Merz lays into Germany’s most popular party ahead of regional vote

The chancellor has ruled out a coalition with the AfD in Saxony-Anhalt, citing the...
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Warsaw wants nuclear deterrence, but without nukes

Top Polish officials have sent mixed messages about the prospects of hosting foreign nuclear...
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Key Zelensky staff arrested over money laundering to bailout ex-minister

Officials allegedly forced a state-owned bank to suspend anti-fraud monitoring so millions in surety...
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Russia slams France’s ‘dangerous’ Ukraine stance

Paris shouldn’t turn a blind eye to French weapons being used by Kiev to target civilians, Moscow said ...

Trump not immune from Capitol riot lawsuit – US court

The former president can appeal the three-judge panel ruling to the Supreme Court ...

Singapore law allows indefinite detention of ‘dangerous offenders’

Newly enacted legislation allows lawmakers to determine whether a criminal is sufficiently rehabilitated to re-enter society ...

Ukraine promises to destroy Europe’s longest bridge ‘this year’

The iconic Crimean Bridge is “potentially dead,” Kiev’s navy chief Aleksey Neizhpapa has insisted ...

Fellowship: Why African students decide to connect their lives with Russia

Today, there are twice as many students from Africa enrolled in Russian universities as there were during the USSR. What attracts them? ...

UK bypassing own ban on Russian oil – CREA

Britain has bought over $700 million worth of petroleum products derived from sanctioned oil since 2022, a report has found ...

McDonald’s and Starbucks say Gaza conflict is hurting business

The US fast-food giants have faced boycotts in Muslim countries over perceived support for Israel ...

Sweden to close Nord Stream sabotage probe – German media 

An official announcement regarding the high-profile attack on European energy infrastructure is expected this week  ...

Charity raises alarm over child deaths in war-torn African nation

Doctors Without Borders says about 13 children die each day from malnutrition at a camp in Sudan’s North Darfur region ...

Houthis target UK-owned ship in Red Sea – AP

A vessel traveling through the area was reportedly attacked by a suspected rebel drone, which caused “slight damage” to the vessel ...

US tells EU state not to glorify Holocaust participants 

Lithuania’s honoring of a man who killed Jews during World War II is anti-Semitic, ambassador says ...

Fireworks factory blast leaves almost dozen dead (VIDEOS)

At least 11 workers have been killed and over 100 injured in a series of explosions in central India on Tuesday ...

Strategic gush: Why India’s investment in Russian hydrocarbons is win-win

New Delhi’s ventures in Russia’s oil and gas sectors are a testament to collaborative prowess and shared economic ambitions ...

Ukraine’s top general sparing neo-Nazis from frontline slaughter – ex-CIA analyst

Valery Zaluzhny may find allies in radical nationalists in his standoff with President Vladimir Zelensky, Larry Johnson says ...
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